Sentence examples for in one excerpt from inspiring English sources

In one excerpt that aired during the segment on "Tucker Carlson Tonight," two police officers are interviewed about "violence spreading across Sweden into the cities" as a result of immigration.

In one excerpt, from the memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant, Samet finds him marching toward an enemy camp.

("Whomsoever feels that writing is sitting and waiting, a sad loneliness, has not felt the presence of God in his hand," she intones in one excerpt).

"The manual worker is as proud of his work, and rightly so, as men are in other vocations," wrote the steel magnate in one excerpt, "The Romance of Labor".

"The main principle of our work in Kenya was to remain covert," Mr. Mohammed wrote in one excerpt quoted in court papers.

In one excerpt, an unidentified committee investigator said that he and his colleagues had learned that people overseeing suspected gun buyers were "unindictable" because they were government informants, and Mr. Melson said that account was "consistent with my understanding".

As a result, the Tchaikovsky means more, and rings out more resoundingly, in this one excerpt than it does in the whole of "Black Swan".

Each pair contains one excerpt from the Republican platform in 2000 and one excerpt from the Democratic platform being presented to the convention this week.

Newsweek has already run one excerpt from Mr. Turque's book, in the Dec. 6 issue.

And the off-camera one — excerpted in 60 tape-recordings — wallowing in narcissistic, profanity-laced rants for campaign money and power.

In one of the excerpts, Conway said she was not backing Trump because he "hurls personal insults".