In magazine publishing (and occasionally elsewhere), a small extract of text is pulled from a story or article and set off from the main text, often in a larger point size

A short quote taken from a feature and placed in a box in larger type to break up large areas of text

short extract from news or feature set in larger type as part of page design.

Typically seen in longer articles, a pull quote is a quote from the story that’s blown up, and placed between sections of the article. A pull quote not only breaks up an article, but consists of a compelling line from the next few paragraphs in the article, therefore encouraging readers to keep reading.

Words from an article printed in large type and inserted in the page similarly to an illustration.

 An extract from an article, displayed prominently in larger text.