Sentence examples for decided to quote from inspiring English sources

So I've decided to quote the whole damn thing instead.

He was the guy the tabloid Daily News decided to quote.

For a start England had been beaten in the previous three finals and had decided, to quote McLean, that "we couldn't allow that to happen again".

The prime minister decided to quote Howard Stoate, a GP and former Labour MP who is, we are told, in favour of the reorganisation.

Nor did the fact that continental Europeans, influenced by the perfidious doctrine of metrication that the French revolution invented and Napoleon disseminated, long ago decided to quote their stock prices decimally.

It says a lot about the dismal state of affairs in the EU that Donald Tusk, the president of the European council, decided to quote Hamlet in his document outlining a path forward for Britain's renegotiation with the EU: "To be, or not to be together, that is the question," he wrote – and tweeted.

If you decide to quote from anybody else's review, then you MUST credit them.

The Internet is stuffed with misinformation about who said or wrote whatever it is we may decide to quote.

If you decide to quote one of the documents directly do it in a meaningful way.

This is Daniel Woodrell's seventh novel and his fourth set in the Ozark Mountains, one of those American regions 'that the world at large has decided to pass by', to quote John Williams from his forthcoming book, Back to the Badlands.

"We've decided not to quote him in our list but punters won't lose out if he does run; we'll settle all bets so far as 'Betting without Declaration Of War'.