Sentence examples for cited one of from inspiring English sources
The league cited one of its bylaws on conduct "detrimental to the league or game of hockey" in announcing its decision.
On Jan . 10 the City Buildings Department cited one of the subcontractors, the Glenman Construction Corporation, for failing to maintain parts of the facade, a department spokesman, Ted Birkhahn, said.
At one point on the bus, Mr. McCain cited one of his campaign strategists, Mike Murphy, declaring, "There's a famous Murphy saying, which he stole from somebody: 'When you wrestle with a pig, you both get dirty and the pig likes it.' " Mr. Bush, in his own brief meeting with reporters, raised questions about the temperament of his opponent, repeatedly using the word "angry" to describe Mr. McCain.
He cited one of Keynes's earlier books, "A Tract on Monetary Reform," in which he put much more emphasis on money and interest rates.
As an aside, we noted that Spanberger had cited one of these procedural votes in an attack ad on Brat.
Mrs. Clinton even cited one of Mr. Downey's "SNL" sketches during a debate on Tuesday, when she complained that she seemed to be receiving tougher questions than Mr. Obama.
Revealingly, in his Who's Who entry, Brendel cites one of his recreations as "kitsch".
To illustrate that point, he often cites one of modern science's most chilling statements.
"I can drive to Boston in five hours," he said, citing one of his business destinations.
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