Sentence examples for from this excerpt from inspiring English sources
The voice comes from this excerpt from what I recently discovered in an old notebook of mine.
One might surmise from this excerpt from the press release that NXE is coming this month, but earlier reports are that it would be out in November.
The study, in addition to looking at the benefit of a certain nine-letter word, also looked at the value of the use of a social login and as you will see from this excerpt from the press release announcing the findings, marketers and advertisers are not taking advantage of the opportunities it presents them from a relevancy perspective.
One woman created flyers and, as you can see from this excerpt, there were two dates that the entire block was to be returned to service.
(Kelly, male) From this excerpt, it is clear that this student drew upon socio-cultural beliefs about the role of women and their place in the Nigerian society to explain his reasoning behind his ideas about women's consumption of alcohol.
Two conclusions can be deduced from this excerpt: (1) droughts heavily affected the rudimentary economy forming in the region, and (2) a culture of landlords appealing to government to solve drought-related economic problems formed during the colonial period.
A novel called "The Free World," from which this excerpt derives.
The part of the book from which this excerpt comes explains the context in which TFA was created and how it became the darling of school reformers.
Let's let Neier take the story from there, in this excerpt from his autobiography, "Taking Liberties: Four Decades in the Struggle for Rights" (2003): I hired two student organizers.
In this excerpt from the sketch, Sian Williams, Sophie Raworth, Susanna Reid and Emily Maitlis emerge from a newsdesk in the Strictly Come Dancing segment for the charity fund-raiser.
