Sentence examples for in three excerpts from inspiring English sources

He was equally commanding in three excerpts from Ms. White's engaging "Reliquary".

This unexpected book appears in three excerpts - not bad, bad, very bad - in a satire on commercial thrillers that offers all manner of hostages to literary fortune.

The great tenor Enrico Caruso can be heard in three excerpts from Verdi and one each from Donizetti and Puccini, and the Australian soprano Nellie Melba sings a solo from Verdi's "Rigoletto" and Cherubino's "Voi che sapete" from "Le Nozze di Figaro".

"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 employee said I.R.S. officials in Washington as far back as March 2010 had ordered up the screening of tax-exemption applications for references to "Tea Party" and other conservative keywords.

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".

"I didn't run for this office — setting out as the longest of long shots, putting I don't know how many miles on my truck — all so that I could take orders from party leaders or anyone else," he says in one excerpt from the speech.

In one excerpt, Clinton spoke of the need to maintain "both a public and a private position" on politically difficult issues.

Madame Sarah Bernhardt in "Daniel". (Three excerpts that appear to be sequential although the third does not mention it is the death scene in "Daniel"): Excerpt 1, Excerpt 2, Excerpt 3. Funeral of Sarah Bernhardt.

Federal jurors in Manhattan asked for three excerpts of trial testimony cited by Michael Rigas's defense lawyer, Andrew Levander, in his closing argument.

Énard describes Pound's "Cantos" as "magical," and it seems significant that in a canto beginning with an invocation to "poor old Homer," Pound reflects on a voice "weaving an endless sentence," because in "Zone" — aside from three excerpts from an imagined Palestinian fiction — Énard takes up the challenge of writing an endless sentence by including only one period in his long novel.