Sentence examples for cites such as from inspiring English sources
The squadron operations officer suggested the he teach the writer how to fly by instruments alone, and that they use these flights to visit cites such as New York, Chicago and Miami.
It was a bit embarrassing to realize, while reading Anthony Lane's article on 3-D movies, that I have worked not only on current releases he cites, such as "Alice in Wonderland," but also on those used as historical examples.
Chang: Bonchon does primarily well on the East and West coasts, but we're spreading to newly developing cites, such as Denver, Minneapolis and Austin.
Major international cites such as London, Paris, Barcelona, and Tokyo are no stranger to the concept of micro apartments.
Cites such as Zihuatanejo along the coast were left without electricity since the hurricane had knocked down two high-tension towers.
According to the NWCU head, Chief Inspector Martin Sims, the unit has been involved in the seizure of more than 1,000 individual items prohibited under CITES, such as ivory, furs, rare eggs, and other wildlife products, since March 2015.
In most of the cases you cite or in others not cited, such as Mexico, Yugoslavia and Brazil, inflation continued after monetary reform, since the underlying causes of inflation remained.
Again it took a while, but piece by piece their argument was picked apart, with critics exposing mathematical errors, logical inconsistencies and deficiencies within the IQ tests cited (such as questions on trigonometry that measure educational knowledge rather than intelligence).
A number of other telephone stocks I cited, such as US West and BellSouth, beat the averages at low risk.
Various reasons can be cited such as tremendous growth in the level of income, GDP, industrialization and economic development and population density in these states [82, 83].
Various probable reasons has been cited such as age related physical mobility, ability to manage complex situations such as, at the intersections, turning out of the parking spaces, vision related difficulty especially in nights [62 64].
