Sentence examples for citing the time from inspiring English sources

Ross bowed out of Catching Fire, citing the time pressure the producing studio was putting him under.

"That's probably going to be the last time I wear that uniform," he said after a shower, citing the time away from his family.

"The hard part is making bread," Ms. Park said, citing the time it takes for the dough to rise and the limitations of her oven space.

He also said that the parish had often assisted Miss Macaluso, citing the time that St. Jean's helped to pay for her mother's funeral.

But it took a year off his four-year sentence, citing the time elapsed since the crimes were committed and the damage already inflicted on Mr. Deri's career.

The Election Commission set Feb. 18 as the date for the elections, citing the time needed to recover from the violence that followed Ms. Bhutto's death last week.

"Mitt Romney had the idea first," said Eric Fehrnstrom, a Romney spokesman, citing the Times opinion article.

"We can deny over and over again, but everyone has already read these reports and our soldiers are no longer safe," he said at a cabinet meeting in Zagreb, the capital, citing the Times article.

RONALD D. ALIANO likes to cite the time during the Civil War when this city was known for its numerous millionaires.

Dr. Soltis cited the time a female elephant rescue the wayward baby of her closest friend after it stumbled headlong into the elephant submersion pool, by hauling the panicked calf out with her trunk.

He cited the time he and his colleagues had immobilized a young bison in preparation for taking blood samples, and when they returned, an unrelated adult male bison was standing guard over the yearling, refusing to let the scientists approach.