Sentence examples for first excerpts from inspiring English sources

The first excerpts appeared in Stern and in a British newspaper, The Sunday Times, which bought them from Stern.

Despite the scandal the book caused from the moment the first excerpts appeared in Les Temps Modernes, Beauvoir did not immediately throw herself into feminist action.

Yesterday, the White House was playing down the book's impact, after the first excerpts emerged in The Washington Post, and The New York Times, ahead of publication next week.

"The situation in a lot of our prisons is not worthy of a country such as ours," she said, shortly after the first excerpts from Dr. Vasseur's book, "Chief Doctor at La Sante Prison," began appearing in the press.

As soon as the first excerpts from Martin Bashir's ABC television interview with the Balco founder Victor Conte began leaking out this week the moral equivocation began on the airwaves.

First, excerpts from "Götterdämmerung," with Elizabeth Connell as Brünnhilde (along with the New York premiere of Elliott Carter's Cello Concerto, played by Yo-Yo Ma); then the first act of "Die Walküre," with Angela Denoke as Sieglinde and Peter Seiffert as Siegmund; and finally, "Tristan und Isolde," with Christian Franz and Waltraud Meier in the title roles.

In the first excerpt Kenny Endo, sat on his knees under Clifton Taylor's merciless lighting.

Then one of them called out, "We'd like to hear the first excerpt again.

The first excerpt was to be broadcast by CBS that night, and it had to be upstaged fast.

The court found The Nation liable for $12,500 in damages for effectively stealing the rights to the first excerpt, which had been sold to Time magazine.

The first excerpt from Lena Dunham's forthcoming memoir gives an insight into the endless therapy the Girls writer went through from the age of nine.