Sentence examples for new extracts from inspiring English sources

In the new extracts he's an ageing libertine, still trying to get into Bridget's big pants at every opportunity.

And despite the potshots at others in the new extracts, Bennett is not short on self- deprecation.

New extracts from the revised edition, however, will do nothing to endear him to many prominent figures in the worlds of politics, literature and entertainment.

Therefore, of the new extracts presented to the model, all but one are correctly classified as 'authentic'authentic

Vanity Fair's new extract from David Maraniss's forthcoming biography of Obama is all over the Web, not necessarily for the right reasons.

By John Cassidy May 2, 2012 Vanity Fair's new extract from David Maraniss's forthcoming biography of Obama is all over the Web, not necessarily for the right reasons.

In fact, she can write an impressive amount on it judging by a new extract from her forthcoming book Not That Kind Of Girl, released on 30 September.

To test the effects of a new extract from the ovary, he injected it into female rats whose ovaries had been removed.

Based on these findings, already existing approaches to explain personalization effects are discussed in relation to new extracted factors (e.g. emotional aspects).

To this end, an automatic ontology based optimization system that links rule-based optimization model and ontology has been introduced for the purpose to both improve optimization performance and to present new extracted knowledge at optimization run-time.

Those words can be new, extracted from a potentially infinite vocabulary, or old, picked up randomly from already written pages.