Sentence examples for moving excerpt from inspiring English sources

His daughter, Bindi, can't hold back the tears when she dances Every Breath You Take with Derek Hough in a moving excerpt from Dancing With the Stars.

One was a moving excerpt from Helene Cooper's memoir, "The House on Sugar Beach," about growing up there in the 1970s and early '80s, when the Liberian president, William Tolbert, was viciously murdered by a young rebel named Samuel Doe. Doe had the support of Taylor, who later became president himself.

Powell includes some moving excerpts from the love letters Pears and Britten wrote to each other.

" Do we believe that this is relevant for the patient?" and " Let's move on" (Excerpt from multiple field notes).

The only meaningful reporting about this new development came from a Chicago-based blogger named Dave Johnson, who is the CEO and founder of 4sight Health and wrote about United's move excerpted below.

Ms. Yu recalled one program where he "deftly moved" from excerpts from "The Marriage of Figaro" and "The Magic Flute" to "The Hippopotamus Song" by Flanders and Swann.

By Andrea Walker April 23, 2009 Maud Newton's funny, moving novel excerpt about an ex-preacher mother who becomes obsessed with collecting birds.

The influence of conceptually-bent European dance is present in all works, but nowhere more so than in Berlin-based Martin Hansen's If It's All In My Veins, which juxtaposes three dancers with shaky, moving gifs, tiny excerpts of dance iconography.

The speeches were extremely moving and expanded excerpts may be found in The Stewardship Report (link).

"All the trends are moving positively". Here are excerpts from our conversation, with a focus on what's ahead for entrepreneurs, investments, and which models are on target in the current climate.

And Claire Porter spilled six young dancers out onto the stage to talk of time in disjointed comments as they moved through an excerpt from "It's About Time No. 1".