Sentence examples for begins quote from inspiring English sources

Tom Bevan and Carl Cannon, the two reporters from Real Clear Politics who make this allegation in their new e-book, "Election 2012: The Battle Begins," quote an unnamed campaign strategist who told them that Callista was "the single worst influence on a candidate I've ever seen".

"There is no such thing as a failed experiment, only experiments with unexpected outcomes," it begins, quoting luminary Buckminster Fuller.

He began quoting Thomas Hardy's The Darkling Thrush, 31 December 1900.

He then began quoting directly from his favorite verses of "America the Beautiful".

He began quoting the lyrics of a song, one of his favorites, he said.

Democrats began quoting dissenting justices, while Republicans praised the wisdom of the nation's legal system.

But we were also there back in New Hampshire, when Mr. Romney began quoting verses from "The Coming American" by Sam Walter Foss.

Shabba took out his bible and began quoting scriptures, knowing that he could not return to Jamaica otherwise.

Immediately, the collaborators began quoting to one another the Persian poetry they knew by heart from childhood.

And we were there when he slowly switched from reciting that poem and instead began quoting verses of "America the Beautiful".

Justice Kennedy, the court's swing justice, had barely started talking when he began quoting from Hamlet, and he went on to discuss Dickens, Trollope, Faulkner and Solzhenitsyn.