Sentence examples for cited things from inspiring English sources
In their defense, they cited things like dog allergies, the long life spans of several species and monkeys' opposable thumbs.
He cited things like cameras and surfing the web on a full computer.
When asked what contributed to their lack of self-confidence, most of the women cited things like graying hair, having to wear reading glasses, and a lack of appropriate fashion opportunities.
Other quiz questions include: "Do your cups runneth over?" citing things like cleavage or underarms — or "No spills, all good".
Even then he kept insisting that his 2011 budget is balanced — citing things like $60 million in imaginary union givebacks and phantom sales-tax revenue.
He feels that his son's presence is with him, citing things he "cannot explain" like a wall hanging crashing off the wall the evening he was told Chris had died.
The keep citing things from the sixties, and the copyright arguments they make are utterly baseless.
It doesn't want people citing things Facebook doesn't have, even if they're unnecessary.
In the examples that Austin cites, things are done that are not assessable as true or false marrying, naming, betting, etc.
Today, the EFF followed up the ACLU's post by citing things like pleaserobme.com as an illustration of how sensitive location information can be.
In 2013, Gawker published a series of emails from employees discussing life in fulfillment centers citing things like "unrealistic goals," "very short breaks" and "below zero temps" in warehouses.
