Sentence examples for cite the time from inspiring English sources

RONALD D. ALIANO likes to cite the time during the Civil War when this city was known for its numerous millionaires.

So like, again, to clarify: when the World's Strongest Man says, "I've never looked a dick in public," don't then immediately cite the time he looked a dick in public, both on film and in front of a crowd—.

The authors cite the time of split between Rickettsiales and Rhizobiales of 1.5 BYA.

"We are very unhappy with these shepherds," said Tor Gul, a tribal elder, who went on to cite the time-honored Pashtun punishment for so grave an offense.

He could cite the times Franklin had referred to episodes at other universities and told his players, "This is the sort of thing that will not happen here".

Ross bowed out of Catching Fire, citing the time pressure the producing studio was putting him under.

"That's probably going to be the last time I wear that uniform," he said after a shower, citing the time away from his family.

"The hard part is making bread," Ms. Park said, citing the time it takes for the dough to rise and the limitations of her oven space.

The Election Commission set Feb. 18 as the date for the elections, citing the time needed to recover from the violence that followed Ms. Bhutto's death last week.

He also said that the parish had often assisted Miss Macaluso, citing the time that St. Jean's helped to pay for her mother's funeral.

The judge, citing the time from his July ruling until the late-September board meeting, noted that he was being asked to keep in place for 69 days a regulation that he had already found violated the First Amendment.