Sentence examples for cite now from inspiring English sources

My friend and super entrepreneur, Danny Shader, has a great saying which I'll cite now: "Welcome to the NFL".

There is research indicating that these students, also often first generation, struggle at predominantly white institutions -- often for some of the same reasons students cite now for their discomfort -- and ultimately do not make it through college at the same rates as middle-class, second generation, white students.

In a brief paragraph, he cites: "Now is the time for all good barflies to come to the aid of the party, since Erskinne Gwynne crashed in with his Boulevardier Cocktail: 1/3 Campari, 1/3 Italian vermouth, 1/3 Bourbon whisky".

The specific cases the commission is citing now include four big Italian companies -- Telecom Italia; the oil and gas group Eni; the military contractor Finmeccanica; and Enel, an electric-power producer.

Such measures are cited now in the draft, drawing the ire of three Democratic senators who said they would not permit a "weakening of the agreements on antidumping and subsidies rules".

Shazam, however, is still larger, citing now over 375 million users worldwide.

President Barack Obama's decision to refrain from engagement in 2013 was criticized as feckless at the time and is cited now as one of the reasons that Trump was forced to act.

Despite the initial objectives of virtually all psycho social programs to help treat or even heal trauma in children, the most tangible benefits cited now that the war is over are those to teachers.

We now cite the now-published Hoogland et al. paper from the De Zeeuw group in our manuscript.

Besides the two excellent and extensive reviews we cite, we now cite extra papers that show the deleterious effect of infections in eggs, for instance by pathogenic fungi or Serratia bacteria that are able to penetrate eggs.

It cites "Apocalypse Now": "I love the smell of napalm in the morning.