Sentence examples for cited him with from inspiring English sources
Stone read Sartre and cited him with admiration — notably on the topic of Israel and the Arabs.
The committee found that Kelly was unaware of the use of the recruiting service and its conduct, but cited him with an 18-month show-cause penalty under the view that "it is the head coach's responsibility to know N.C.A.A. rules and regulations and to see that every coach and staff member complies with those regulations".
The officer cited him with two alleged misdemeanors and drove him home.
Some conservatives are eager for the Republican House to cite him with contempt, a step that could have unpredictable consequences amid the run-up to the election.
On Maxwell's emergence with Urban Hang Suite, writer Carol Brennan cited him, along with the Fugees, D'Angelo and Tony Rich, as neo soul musicians that "exhibited the identifying characteristics of this new breed of R&B artists: lyrics that give voice to intense personal expression, creative control over the music, and a unexpectedly successful debut".
The judges cited him for speaking "with passion and compassion, to ordinary people on often divisive issues".
It's possible Malone will come to miss his old post, considering the remarks he made a recent company newsletter "Ive spent 30 years with BP and over half of that has involved downsizing and closing and melding businesses together," the company cited him as saying with a 'gentle Texan drawl', "But now in the shipping business, I have to say it doesnt get any better than this".
and cited him for driving with a suspended license.
The cops, who apparently believed he may have been stealing from vehicles, allegedly searched his car and cited him for driving with a suspended license and lacking proof of insurance.
Reagan's name first appears on an F.B.I. document from 1941, when an agent in the Los Angeles office cited him as a source with whom he had become "intimately acquainted".
Since 1999 the sport has cited him nine times for arguing with Nascar officials, facing off with the media or fighting with competitors.
