Sentence examples for cites how from inspiring English sources
García cites how Petr Cech flattened Milan Baros before the goal.
And she cites how, when the US entered world war two, its car manufacturers - despite initial opposition - made 10 times the number of aircraft originally asked for.
An intriguing element of Feldman's bid, said two officials involved in the sale, is that he cites how a team can be a spur for charitable work, a mission similar to the one cited by Raymond Chambers and Lewis Katz when they bought the Nets and vowed to devote 40percentt of team profits to charities to benefit inner-city youths.
His affection seems to have derived chiefly from her willingness to let him do whatever he wanted, and as in almost every interview he has ever given, he proudly cites how the Tory manifesto on education expanded from one to eight pages between 1983 and 1987.
He cites how his site had a new feature in development when a competitor launched with the same thing.
It cites how small changes in the culture of some academic departments have been found to have a big impact on attracting and retaining women.
He cited how John F. Kennedy inspired a generation by asking what people could do for their country.
Both sides are fond of citing how rent control was eliminated in metropolitan Boston.
It was more difficult for him to cite how the visa loopholes have been closed.
Van Gaal also cited how he never makes comments generally about match officials.
The Obama team is fond of citing how many "allies" we have in the Afghan coalition.
