Sentence examples for The quotation of from inspiring English sources

The quotation of The New York Times is from an editorial, but the assertion was referring specifically to developing policies to protect the city from future storms like Hurricane Sandy.

The Quotation of the Day on Thursday, about the approval by the Greek Parliament of an austerity package, misspelled the surname of a vice president of the Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy, who was quoted.

What he said should be the Quotation of the Day -- every day.

Barrow also had the quotation of the week at Giants Stadium.

Another prevalent theme is the quotation of the work of other artists.

But he played the quotation of "God Save the Queen" that opens "Hommage à S. Pickwick" with refreshing sincerity.

His most recent collection of poems is "The Quotations of Bone".

It's always interesting to read the quotations of people who knew a mass murderer before he killed.

Word grammar-check found some of the quotations of Microsoft's natural languages chief, K.D. Hallman, to be ungrammatical.

The quotations of the different interviewees were compared and example citations were identified per cluster and theme.

In order to protect participants' anonymity, demographic and thick descriptive information has not been included in the quotations of this paper.