Sentence examples for be cited in from inspiring English sources

Lyons is the only Broadway columnist ever to be cited in a Judicial opinion.

He refused to discuss forensic evidence that will be cited in the report.

None of his scenes really need to be cited in proof; everybody knows all of them too well.

He said intelligence analysts came back with "five or six sentences" that were "bulletproof" and could be cited in briefings with allies, lawmakers and the public.

However, the sale was significant enough to be cited in ENRC's half year results to the end of June 2012 as a cause for a drop in revenues.

Another case that might be cited in arguments for the efficacy of torture involves a man known as El Nariz, who ran errands for Guzmán.

It was also uncertain whether any of those likely to be cited in the charges could actually be brought to the United States to stand trial.

· The X files: rather late in the day some stronger contenders for the right to be cited in dictionaries of quotations have reached me.

(The Heller manuscript has been in circulation for long enough to be cited in one of Ms. Burns's footnotes and included in her bibliography).

Reid was ultimately made a free man by an act of Congress, the rare special-interest legislation that deserves to be cited in the new Emancipation Hall.

Often, though, such information would be enough to let an inventor determine whether the old patent should be cited in a new application.