Sentence examples for citing remarks from inspiring English sources

The announcer, citing remarks Mr. Lazio made here today, said that Mr. Lazio "thinks upstate doesn't need targeted economic help".

Republicans have repeatedly attacked Ms. Omar and another freshman Democrat, Representative Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, as anti-Semitic, citing remarks that both have made on Twitter.

Taiwan should sign free-trade agreements with the United States and Japan to strengthen the economy, the paper said, citing remarks the president made at a weekend cabinet meeting.

Stop One: Morning Blast From Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE, Fla .— Despite forfeiting the lead in Florida polls since he arrived in the state a week ago, Mr. Gingrich was upbeat and combative at his first stop here, citing remarks by George Soros — a bugbear for conservatives — and boasting of the endorsement of one of Ronald Reagan's sons, Michael, who introduced him.

The North's nuclear weapons "are neither a political bargaining chip nor a thing for economic dealings," the official Korean Central News Agency reported, citing remarks from the plenary meeting of the Central Committee of the ruling Workers Partyy, which adopted new guidelines for the country.

Most victims apparently managed to escape the burning car but were killed by acrid smoke as they tried to flee by running upward on narrow stairs leading out of the tunnel, The A.P. said, citing remarks by Manfred Mueller, the head of cable car technical operations.

In conceding, Mr. Catterson cited remarks made by Pat Brown, the California governor, after a defeat.

Its article cited remarks by Song Hansong, a director of the corruption prevention department of the Supreme People's Procuratorate.

Mr. Netanyahu also cited remarks by an anchorman on the official Palestinian Authority television station who recently described Palestine as including the entire territory that is now Israel.

"I know nothing, can do nothing, understand nothing, know nothing, nothing," Richter said, and it became one of his most frequently cited remarks.

But with the exception of Mr. Hoving, almost none of the contributors could cite remarks of theirs that had made it into Zagat 2000.