Sentence examples for citing the passage from inspiring English sources

"If they are, it'll be a miracle," he said, citing the passage of time, the rough winter and the presence of animals in the area.

On Tuesday, he argued all was not lost, citing the passage of "60 different pieces of legislation," and the creation of a budgeting process that he said was distributing oil revenues despite the lack of an oil-revenue sharing law — one of the key benchmarks that Congress had set for the Iraqi Parliament to meet.

His great-uncles were caught up in the events of 1919, but he maintains an apology is "unwarranted", citing the passage of time.

Citing the passage, Mr. Fink said, "One can make a generous leap to the year 2003 and imagine that 'Da Boyz' is the modern equivalent of that.

She cited the passage of the 1985-86 tax reform act as a model of the way things should work.

Haugen once cited the passage to urge Christians to harness the power they had at their disposal.

Senator Marco Rubio of Florida cites the passage of his Hezbollah sanctions act as one of his crucial achievements.

She cited the passage of Megan's Law, the package of laws requiring notification of residents when released sex offenders move into their neighborhoods.

He also cited the passage of state budgets that controlled spending and the approval of cuts to pension benefits for newly hired public workers as measures the group considered to be victories.

His eligibility to stand in the 2005 election was disputed by opposition parties, who cited the passage of a constitutional amendment in April 2000 that reduced a president's term to five years and stipulated that it was renewable only once.

I cited the passage last fall, after Trump attacked Myeshia Johnson, the widow of a black soldier in the U.S. Special Forces who was killed in Niger, but it is worth reproducing it now.