Sentence examples for citing the name from inspiring English sources

Historians D. R. Bhandarkar and Hoernle hold the view that Chalukyas were one of the ruling clans of Gurjaras (or Gujjars), citing the name change of Lata province to Gurjaratra during the reign.

David Webber, a political science professor at the University of Missouri, said that while he predicts a 2 to 5percentt swing against Akin in his race, he does not know how much Kinder and Schoeller will be impacted, citing the name recognition both have, particuarly Kinder as a two-term lieutenant governor.

Start with citing the name of the person you intend to seek request from.

In what has been billed as the most-watched debate in presidential history, Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton made Trump's remarks to Machado a centerpiece of their first televised clash, citing the name-calling – in particular, Trump calling her "Miss Housekeeping" in reference to her Latina origins – as a prime example of her opponent's demeaning views about women.

He knows nearly everyone in the city, often introducing people by citing the names of their parents and grandparents.

As Mr. Hewitt explained, citing the names of famous early CBS correspondents: "In the beginning, the Murrows, Collingswoods, Sevareids wouldn't deign to be caught in television.

The minister and his colleague, neither much older than 40, were citing the names of scientists and journal articles at high speed.

Israel is usually the one accusing the Palestinians of incitement, citing the naming of public squares, streets and cultural events for Palestinians who planned or carried out bloody attacks against Israelis.

A small industry of pension consultants has emerged to show companies how to pare and profit from their retirees, yet the book, despite repeatedly citing the names of these firms, gives us little information about their origins, operations and size.

That evening Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton made Trump's remarks to Alicia Machado a centerpiece of their first televised clash, citing the name-calling – in particular,  highlighting Trump's treatment of Machado that reached its peak when in January 1997 when, having put the recently crowned Miss Universe on a stringent diet and exercise regime.

The common and scientific name(s) are listed, citing the naming authorities.