Sentence examples for to excerpts from inspiring English sources
The phrase "to excerpts" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear without context, but it seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression. Example: "I need to refer to excerpts from the book for my analysis."
noun
A clip, snippet, passage or extract from a larger work such as a news article, a film, a literary composition or other media
"I will not participate," Mr. Allawi said, according to excerpts of an interview with Iraqi television.
"I'm sorry it happened," he writes, according to excerpts published in Sports Illustrated.
Watch and listen to excerpts of some of the day's most dramatic exchanges.
Perhaps because it was meant to be an introduction, the program was devoted mostly to excerpts rather than complete works.
"Job creators in America are essentially on strike," Mr. Boehner said, according to excerpts released by the speaker's office.
Mr. Melendez danced "Feathers," a study of the transvestite American acrobat Barbette, to excerpts from Mozart chamber music.
The half-hour work is episodic, set to excerpts from the American composer Tyondai Braxton's orchestral work "Central Market".
An earlier draft of the speech, according to excerpts released by the campaign, said: "There's no one there.
It is impossible to generate such profits with small positions," according to excerpts published Tuesday in Le Monde.
He tells each story using a different technique -- from straightforward reporting to government memos to excerpts from a soldier's diary.
Bush administration terrorism policy "hasn't made us safer," Mr. Obama said, according to excerpts of the interview released Saturday.
