Sentence examples for quote parts from inspiring English sources

The Independent contacted University College London for comment on this story and was directed to quote parts of the complaints panel's letter.

The next tune used accelerating and decelerating tempo to give the effect of a warped, constantly changing background; Mr. Marsalis, after playing so hard, began to put space into the music, and started to quote parts of the "Banana Splits" television theme.

If you have a written contract, you may want to quote parts of the agreement that specify the other party's obligations.[10] For example, "page 2, paragraph 3 of our agreement states that you will provide all reasonable and necessary clean-up at the end of each day worked".. Make a clear statement of what the party did or failed to do.

But when reporters asked to quote part of the conversation, even anonymously, they were told no.

I quote part of the heading of chapter two, "Roads into London": "The ring of blackened tree trunks.

True, the ingredients sound slightly revolting -- "pork stock, pork, pork livers, pork skins, pork hearts, pork tongue," to quote part of one label.

WHEN 87-year-old Milton Babbitt, " a "distinguished and seminal American composer" (to quote part of his 1982 citation from the Pulitzer Committee), completed his most recent work this past January, he gave it a title that suggests both a farewell and a continuation.

SteelBrick, which has been primarily known for configure, price and quote part of the sales cycle, completed the quote-to-cash trifecta last month when it purchased Invoice IT,  and changed the product's name to SteelBrick Billing.

For the record, the quote "Part of his new job at Snapchat will be building technology infrastructure in-house so that the company can begin to lessen its reliance on partners like Google, Murphy said". is (a) not what Bobby said, (b) not really a focus of my job either.

Quote: "Part of the secret of success in life is to eat what you like and let the food fight it out inside".

EVANS: You've stated, and I quote, "Part of the resistance in Baltimore to any medical treatment is the long-standing abuse of populations by our medical systems".