He was a voracious reader able to quote poems or literary extracts from memory.

The editor of the local newspaper quoted extracts from a fictitious dictionary of the language.

He does not mention any plans to publish the whole file, and in the present work he only quotes extracts to advance his story.

While the College has honoured these conditions since 1782, this has created problems in that researchers have been unable to quote or publish extracts from these important manuscripts.

He quoted extracts from his book, citing "See Naval Timber and Arboriculture, pages 364 and 365, 381 to 388; also 106 to 108."

Having read the report, the next morning Aitken telephoned Hugh Fraser, then of course a Conservative MP, to tell him about it, to quote extracts from it and to hear his very firm agreement that the report's contents should be disclosed as a matter of public interest.

However, during the campaign O'Farrell was the subject of a campaign by the Daily Mail and other papers who quoted extracts from his political memoir and history books selected to discredit him.

The prosecution case was based on the testimony of witnesses who had attended his meetings, who quoted extracts from his speeches using notes they had written up from memory after the meeting.

Quoting extracts from a book by the French economist Alain Cotta, she claims that a devaluation of the franc will not bring about inflation.