Sentence examples for citing someone from inspiring English sources

Later in the day, the Russian news agency Interfax, citing someone close to the investigation, reported that the kidnappers appeared to have had experience in the military's special forces.

But this does bring us to an important tip: When citing someone as a potential role model, always keep your commendations narrow: "Sara Evans's last album is an example of good American values".

Apple has answered two questions in one day, or rather a CNBC report citing someone within the company has.

Entertainment Weekly first broke the story, citing someone close to Brittain, stating that he, "had the opportunity to pursue other projects and he and the show parted ways amicably".

According to Title VII, Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, the NSA could obtain approval and access to email accounts only through a generalized court order citing someone as either a "terrorist, or proliferator, or a cyber-threat".

Immediately flashing back to the beaming faces of my parents at my Bar Mitzvah and the beaming face of my patron drag queen (Tammy Faye Why Not) when I came out of the closet, I was reasonably convinced my colleague was citing someone else's solid Jesuit pedigree.

During each commercial break, he cited someone in the audience.

In 33.7 percent of the cases in which some proof was offered, the tree's compiler had simply cited someone else's undocumented tree.

The law would be enforced much like a traffic violation, with a police officer having the authority to cite someone for having a lighted tobacco product in a car with a child.

Can anyone cite someone who lost their job as a result of this "bubble" bursting?

But only law enforcement can cite someone so lifeguards can act only as witnesses to a violation, he added.