Sentence examples for he cited on from inspiring English sources

The lines he cited on the night of King's death were used as the epitaph on his own tombstone.

You have to wonder if there is anyone in the White House counseling the President not to hunker down behind the legalisms that he cited on Friday as he conscripted Tony Blair as a bodyguard.

Bannon became the focus of an investigation by the Public Corruption Unit of the State Attorney's Office in Miami last summer following a report in the Guardian that the residence he cited on his voter registration was vacant.

They said Mr. Klain did not include it in the 58-vote figure he cited on Saturday because he only spoke about counties where the count was complete, or nearly complete.

He said jobs and growth would be an "inevitable consequence" and returned to the Treasury paper he cited on Monday that he says showed that every $1 of tax cuts delivered a $4 boost to the economy, conceding that this dividend would be delivered over "the longer term".

Earlier thinkers he cites on justice and toleration come less from fourth-century Athens or 17th-century England than from India, where he was born 75 years ago.

One book, which he cites on his website, appears to have been slightly more inspiration to him than others.

He cited homes on North Haven Point on Noyack Bay, about 10 miles east, which is similar to Cow Neck.

He cited attacks on a Serbian church, on a wedding ceremony and on Serbs celebrating Christian holidays as examples of Muslim aggression.

He was cited on Tuesday for driving without the proper taxi commission paperwork for that particular cab.

He has cited on opinion piece written by Dai Qing, a Beijing-based human rights and environmental activist.