Sentence examples for mentioned by at from inspiring English sources
(Cimini, mentioned by AT, could conceivably have been Pietro Cimini, who later made a name for himself as a conductor, but he was only eighteen in 1894). Vanzo, an early Italian Wagnerite, had conducted Lohengrin in Parma in 1883 (the sixteen-year-old AT was playing in the cello section) and the first Italian production of Die Walküre in Turin in 1891.
Money in politics and the media were mentioned by at least 6-in-10 Democrats, Republicans and Independents.
Studies regarding the technical and economic potential or feasibility of decentralised CHP have been prepared in four municipalities, and plans for constructing decentralised CHP units are mentioned by at least four (other) municipalities.
The fourth index measures the integrity of the discourse by counting how many concepts are still alive (that is, mentioned by at least one actor in his or her latest round).
Wiles and Alters ([2011]) presented a thorough review of the prior literature on factors thought to potentially influence student acceptance of evolution (these factors are also listed in Carter & Wiles ([2014])), and each factor identified was mentioned by at least some of the participants as having influenced their position.
76 U.S. institutions and 17 foreign schools, each of which had been mentioned by at least five responders, were considered.
Big Bird's popularity also generates sales -- and jobs -- at small businesses like the ones mentioned by Romney at Wednesday's debate.
His presence on board was seldom mentioned by those at the Cat's Table.
One of these couriers came in for special attention, mentioned by detainees at Guantánamo Bay by his nom de guerre.
AK: Now you mention it, The Beguiled was mentioned by someone at the script stage, but I have not seen it for years.
The one Koch-financed group mentioned by name at the meeting was Americans for Prosperity, which played a major role in the Republicans' 2010 takeover of the House and is now preparing for the November election.
