Sentence examples for immediately cite from inspiring English sources

An artist such as Philippe Parreno, whose work currently fills Tate Modern's Turbine Hall, "would immediately cite Rauschenberg's model of collaboration between artists and scientists, how people with different technological expertise can come together".

So like, again, to clarify: when the World's Strongest Man says, "I've never looked a dick in public," don't then immediately cite the time he looked a dick in public, both on film and in front of a crowd—.

During the baseline study most informants did not immediately cite local publicity related concepts when defining fair PS.

Mr. Lattarulo was immediately cited for at least eight violations, and the project was shut down.

Officials said a work crew had been using welding equipment there, but no cause was immediately cited.

The president of Boston University, Jon Westling, has resigned effective immediately, citing a desire to return to the classroom, the university announced.

Privacy advocates immediately cited the findings as proof that the Internet industry had failed in its efforts to police itself.

When the Pentagon Papers were divulged in a series of articles in June 1971, an embarrassed Nixon administration demanded that the series be stopped immediately, citing national security considerations.

He immediately cites his beloved Fight for 15, which he says, with the victories in California and New York, will lift the pay of 14 million workers.

Pence, in his Wall Street Journal piece, took great offense at that notion, and then almost immediately cited a law professor who said that the law would give "valuable guidance to Indiana courts".

Under the title "Bin Laden Determined to Strike in U.S.," the item immediately cites "clandestine, foreign government, and media reports," a hint that the finding was based on information that included unverifiable claims and incontrovertible facts.