Sentence examples for said extracts from inspiring English sources

Jowell said extracts from Power Trip by McBride, serialised in the Daily Mail, about the "malign and awful" briefings against senior Labour figures were "truly shocking".

An ordinary air-conditioner, he said, extracts heat from the air, exhausts that heat outside and vents the cooled air into the home.

Ms. Welton said extracts, in addition to being easier to ingest, can be taken in more precise doses than the plant.

"Not all wildlife is created equal," he said, extracting a brown wad of what looked like rodent fur from the snake's intestine.

"Oh my God," she said, extracting a slip of paper from a land evidence book and passing it to me.

"As we, as a society, become more open to development that creates the space for politicians to be bold," say extracts of Clegg's speech.

In the Kern County program, Chevron's leftover water is mixed with walnut shells, a process the company says extracts excess oil.

CheapOair says extracting the two very large payments was merely "a mistake".

People can never work out where they know me from," she says, extracting herself out of her fake-fur coat.

While this wouldn't work for, say, extracting sound from old silent film, the researchers say they could extract conversations from vibrations at a "far distance," a prospect that is at once fascinating and a bit scary.

But Sampson is a candidate for public office, and so media types should pull out some of the things he's saying, extract them from the false reality of talk radio, and subject them to rationality.