Sentence examples for citing events from inspiring English sources

Mr. French denied the application on Friday with a letter citing events planned at the courthouse that day.

Such attempts, Putin stressed, often lead to destruction and bloodshed, citing events in the Middle East and North Africa as an example.

The judge said he would develop new procedures for qualifying jurors, citing "events of the past few weeks" and "extensive" news coverage of the case as causes both for the postponement and the new procedures.

An art review on Friday about "Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age," at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, misidentified the direction from which Persia invaded Babylonia and Greece in citing events in the ancient world.

One of the US's largest unions voted to use political pressure to fight climate change on Tuesday, citing events such as Hurricane Sandy, the California drought and the water situation in Flint, Michigan, as examples of how the phenomenon disproportionately affects its members.

"Inevitably, when you have a bunch of members being released, it's easier for them to do these shows of force," Lapointe says, citing events like the Canada Run and Kenny Bédard's funeral in Montreal.

"There are a number of products that are aimed towards increasing crowd engagement," notes Mikelis Studers, CTO of Catchbox, citing event apps, voting systems and, of course, conventional wireless microphones.

They cite events like the heat and drought of the 1930s as evidence that extreme weather is nothing new.

Yang went on to cite events from decades of recent Chinese history, including the Great Leap Forward, the Cultural Revolution and the crackdown on the Falun Gong and democratic movements.

They cited events like the annual read-a-thon fund-raiser, an art program that culminated in student work's being showcased at the Guggenheim, and the school's recent selection as Brooklyn's Rising Star Public Elementary School for 2008 by Manhattan Media, a publisher of weekly newspapers.

Migration Watch's chairman cites events from 2004, when the government grossly under-estimated the number of migrants that would travel from new EU states such as Poland.