Sentence examples for the three excerpts from inspiring English sources

String players were positioned behind market stalls to ensure they would have space to move their bows, and the sheet music for the three excerpts was condensed to a single sheet of letter-sized paper.

Simplicity informed the most beautiful stretches of this evening: the two Bach chorale-tune transcriptions with their modesty and purity of line, and also the three excerpts from Debussy's Preludes, "Le Vent Dans la Plaine," "La Cathédrale Engloutie" and "La Puerta del Vino".

The three excerpts illustrate the differences in changes made by private and public schools.

Best of all are the two excerpts from Berg's "Wozzeck".

Ms. Edge addressed police violence against black youths in the two excerpts presented here, but without rhetoric or polemics.

— Jets right tackle Wayne Hunter, with perhaps the quotation of the preseason One of the two excerpts below is from an article in The Onion, the satiric Web site.

The four excerpts she offered begin with native elements of rhythm and color, but it is the tropical overgrowth of detail that feed their energies.

2. Go to Dr. Wilson's Web site, //www.robotuprising.com, and read the two excerpts he has published there from his new book, "How to Survive a Robot Uprising".

The precise facts in the present case relate to the six excerpts at issue and to the manner in which multiple copies of those excerpts were used for purposes such as teaching.

The two excerpts Mr. Wainwright offered here — "Dans mon pays de Picardie," a flighty, attractive soprano aria, performed by Anne-Carolyn Bird, and "Les feux d'artifice," which Mr. Wainwright sang himself — tell you little about the full work.

This Court will decide whether the publishers had absolute control over the duplication of the six excerpts at issue; that is, whether reproduction required the permission of the copyright owner.