Sentence examples for came to quote from inspiring English sources

First the fencing lot came to quote.

One government adviser came to quote Walt Whitman to describe Cameron's ambivalence: "Do I contradict myself?

They overwhelmingly agreed that when it came to quoting non-native English speakers, either they themselves or our various editorial desks should help them along.

But then, he said, "We're not in a normal atmosphere around here when it comes to, quote, Obamacare".

Anscombe, of course, is not likely to appeal explicitly to Nietzsche to develop her case though it is striking how close she comes to quoting him.

That would be the normal thing that I would prefer to do, but we're not in a normal atmosphere around here when it comes to, quote- unquote, "Obamacare". We did have the executive authority to do so, and we did so.

He came to be quoted as readily as the Arabian philosophers Avicenna and Averroës and even Aristotle himself.

The Congolese participants that came to Belgium quoted the colonial link between Congo and Belgium.

Last week, we came to the quote above, and it was so evocative and appealing that we had to go back and read the page a second time.

When it came to interviewing or quoting scientists and doing segments about climate science research, PBS NewsHour again rose above its peers, while ABC's World News Tonight flunked science class.

I usually prefer a finished story to stay exactly that, but when it comes to River, to quote one of the 70s floor-fillers so loved by Stevie, I never can say goodbye.