Sentence examples for citing so from inspiring English sources

Heyne, who grew up in Thousand Oaks, joined family members of more than 60 gun violence victims at the Capitol on Thursday as part of a Democratic effort to humanize the statistics they have been citing so frequently during the debate in Congress.

Different courses and disciplines have different ways of citing so make sure you use the correct citation method for your discipline or course.

The radio giant had yanked the potty-mouthed raconteur off the air in February 2004, citing so-called indecency concerns after a listener claimed to be shocked by a caller's language on the Stern show.

The campaign is moving regardless of whether Lehman finds a buyer, The Observer reported, citing so-called "well-placed sources" within the company, which claim with certainty that Fuld will have to step down before the New Year.

The radio giant had yanked the salty raconteur off the air in February 2004, citing so-called indecency concerns after a listener claimed to be shocked by a caller's language on the Stern show.

He cites So Solid Crew, Wretch 32 and SB.TV founder Jamal Edwards as influences.

Receiving and publicising a leak would be against the law if the information fell under the Official Secrets Act, but the examples cited so far do not.

Neither noted that Mr. Obama's decisions regarding Afghanistan were preceded by months and months of closed-door meetings and discussions with the generals that Mr. Romney cites so often.

Adding injury to insult, the government just last month took the accelerating productivity figures that Mr. Greenspan cited so proudly a year ago and revised them downward.

Does not the very same UN principle of self-determination, cited so forcibly by Mr Cameron in relation to the Falkland Islanders, apply to them too?

That was the precursor to the lawsuit cited so often in the campaign in which an appellate court ruled that an eighth grade education is enough.