Sentence examples for made frequent mention from inspiring English sources

He made frequent mention of the American West in the early months of the Soviet invasion.

The report made frequent mention of the bleaching event that hit the reef this year but it didn't earmark any further funding for conservation action in response.

There was a time when Peres made frequent mention of his conception of "a new Middle East". Today, a new Middle East is indeed taking shape, but it is not the one he envisioned.

Mr. Edwards, of North Carolina, made frequent mention of his Southern roots in appearances on Tuesday in Atlanta and on Monday in Albany, Ga., and Columbus, Ga., emphasizing that he understood the concerns of ordinary people in the region.

Such a fate now befell the Milesians; for the Persians, who wore their hair long, after killing most of the men, made the women and children slaves; and the sanctuary at Didyma, the oracle no less than the temple was plundered and burnt; of the riches whereof I have made frequent mention in other parts of my History.

The tweets made frequent mention of topics like pedophilia and rape.

Other messages make frequent mention of the organization's financial hardships, including e-mails in which bin Laden himself complains about the lack of funds.

Ancient bronze inscriptions make frequent mention of mobilizing the military units at the eastern capital at times when the Zhou feudal states needed assistance.

Today, McDonald's, Burger King, and others make frequent mention of the fact that they sell apple slices along with burgers and shakes.

It is possible that Anselm was canonized at this time, for the Canterbury records for 1170 make frequent mention of the pilgrimages to his new shrine in the cathedral.

In an effort to evoke the glamour of Joyce's world, Ms. Rosenblum makes frequent mention of well-known figures of the day like Eddie Cantor, W. C. Fields and Al Jolson, but in linking these names with her heroine falls back on phrases like "rubbed elbows with".