Sentence examples for no excerpt from inspiring English sources
I like the way that the corps de ballet (enthusiastic, well mannered) is given plenty to do; no excerpt was just a show-stopping party piece.
No photographer has been assigned to the story, and no excerpts have been sent to anyone.
An early segment covers Ms. Sullivan's less-than-triumphant brushes with Broadway (she appeared in George Abbott's "Broadway," "The Threepenny Opera" with Sting, and "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes") and culminates with a cheerful reading of excerpts from "No Turn Unstoned," a collection of damning theater reviews put together by Diana Rigg.
There is one standalone reading with no music, an excerpt from Dylan's last radio essay, "Laugharne", written in October 1953 and broadcast on 5 November from Laugharne school hall.
In new guidelines, the state promised complete paragraphs with no deletions, but an excerpt from Kafka (on the importance of literature) changes his words and removes the middle of a paragraph without using ellipses, in the process deleting mentions of God and suicide.
'The Problem That Has No Name' Following is an excerpt from "The Feminine Mystique," by Betty Friedan.
For example, paediatricians did not have substantial authority over nursing staff, as illustrated by the following excerpt: '…No, that (paediatricians checking treatment charts during ward round to ensure treatment is given as prescribed) will not work; we shall be at loggerheads with the nurses'.
The writing in those 60 pages -- no summary or excerpt can quite convey their quality -- promises a masterpiece.
Inside of the shopping mall was a note that said: NO HUMANS ALLOWED! —Excerpt from Spooky Things by Hilary Leichter, age nine.
