Sentence examples for cited right from inspiring English sources

Without knowing where the current gaps are, your findings will either be old hat or too out in left field to be cited right away.

"This building was actually the same agricultural facility, agricultural college, that has been cited right now as the site of these mass graves".

Judge Lewis Babcock cited rights to free expression in dismissing the lawsuit.

So, as I read, I had the thought that, with the Tate archive blessed by Wi-Fi, I could search for the images Clark was citing right on my laptop.

Representative Mac Thornberry, Republican of Texas, pressed Mr. Joyce to say more, asking, "But there was some connection to suicide bombings that they were talking about, correct?" Mr. Joyce replied, "Not in the example that I'm citing right here".

The ailment also forced him to retire against Novak Djokovic in the semifinals of Cincinnati, his previous tournament (Djokovic himself retired in his next match, also citing right shoulder woes).

Now I'm thinking of the Daily Mail's campaign following the murder of Stephen Lawrence, capped triumphantly only three days ago when one of the murderers abandoned his appeal; but there are many stories I could cite right across the spectrum of newspaper titles.

Participants who weaned later than 6 months were more likely to cite "right time to wean" as their main reason for weaning.

Warner Brothers had objected to the title, citing rights to a similarly titled short from 1916, and won in industry arbitration this week.

Gasquet cited a right shoulder injury when he withdrew before his second-round match.

The guilty verdicts came after both prosecutors and defense lawyers cited the right to free speech in their arguments.