Sentence examples for books cite from inspiring English sources

Both books cite some truly strange British reactions to the case.

Guide books cite the city's insane traffic and high crime rate as reasons to be careful there; the United States State Department Web site paints a picture of chaotic lawlessness, a city with "one of the highest per-capita homicide rates in the world".

3. Read one of the books cited in the article.

For more detailed discussions of the applications of phase diagrams in petrology, consult the books cited in the Bibliography.

TIJUANA, Mexico — Eating salad in Mexico is discouraged by most guide books, citing the potential threat to the digestive tract.

Mr. McCain said he was "frankly puzzled" that investigators were taking so long, since the relevant articles and books cited "a relatively small number of senior officials".

For those not so lucky, at least there's an alternative.Research papers and books cited in this article: The Service Revolution in South Asia, edited by Ejaz Ghani.

The federal Supermax prison has barred an inmate from reading President Obama's books, citing material "potentially detrimental to national security".

A survey of 21 recently published cookery books, cited by the herb industry report, discovered that coriander was the most used herb, with no fewer than 285 mentions.

kristinezkochanski made the case: Although not great literature in the way that some of the other books cited are, I absolutely loved Dorothy Dunnett's Lymond chronicles.

By Menachem Kaiser July 9, 2009 The federal Supermax prison has barred an inmate from reading President Obama's books, citing material "potentially detrimental to national security".