Sentence examples for cited that when from inspiring English sources

Hightower also cited that "when you win at slots, the camera always goes to the bottom of the machine to show you the payout scale" which "becomes frustrating after a few credits because it is so slow.

Last fall, Republican lawmakers cited that network when they sponsored a bill to "end amnesty" for Cubans.

McVay is one of only five full-time employees of the Outback Bowl, and Schember, his former board boss, cited that figure when defending McVay's pay.

Loeb, the activist board member, specifically cited that practice when he lashed out at the auction house and called on Ruprecht to step down.

And it has cited that reason when it announced staff reductions -- about a quarter of its workforce, or 150,000 postal jobs, will be eliminated by 2016 -- as well as when it talked about closing post offices and when it proposed ending Saturday mail delivery, a measure currently pending in Congress.

He cites that when he ran, people could text the word "hope" to a certain number to join his supporters.

I have written about this before, citing that when rules favor some bidders over others, they do not encourage competition at all, because they promote a form of cronyism and lead to a less than competitive outcome.

(Conservatives and libertarians certainly like to cite that when defending the Second Amendment).

You know and I know that politicians only cite that figure when it suits a rhetorical purpose.

Trump could cite that law, when appointing a Rosenstein replacement.

Some parents still cite that study when they sign vaccination exemption forms for their children.