Sentence examples for once citing from inspiring English sources

He also made sure to mention each borough at least once, citing its businesses, schools or other attributes.

Now 28, she's already retired once, citing "puberty and exams", and has returned, rejoining her 53-year-old Glaswegian mother, Janey Godley.

Somehow, Frank managed to conduct a series of interviews on his inevitable bit of chutzpah without once citing boxing's role in the civil rights movement or implying that showing kids how to do it was an adequate substitute for coherent policies to tackle structural social inequality.

What I find so interesting is that the AP article, which has been picked up by countless news outlets, mentions sex only once, citing the causes of the potential outbreak as including "sexual activity, intravenous drug use, piercings and tattoos".

A lieutenant in Illinois once cited boredom when turning in his resignation.

You once cited diverse influences like Hank Williams, Bob Dylan, David Bowie, the Incredible String Band and early Pink Floyd.

Haugen once cited the passage to urge Christians to harness the power they had at their disposal.

Worse, Barack Obama once cited Mr Lugar as an example of a Republican with whom he could do business.

He noted that President Barack Obama had once cited these countries in making changes to the visa-waiver program.

Basho, the most famous poet of Edo-era Japan, once cited a Chinese poet in describing the northern reaches: "Countries may fall, but their rivers and mountains remain.

It is, eerily enough, in one of the last Holmes mysteries, "The Problem of Thor Bridge," a story that Green once cited in an essay.