Sentence examples for quickly cited from inspiring English sources

Trips to the mainland by D.P.P. officials are nevertheless rare, and Mr. Ma quickly cited it as a sign that cross-straits relations were improving.

She says she wants to serve her country, and when the judges in Puerto Rico asked about her role models, she quickly cited her father.

But firefighters quickly cited the lapse as a sign that the city's new dispatching system, put in place over union objections, was not working.

When asked about the Affordable Care Act, Clinton quickly cited two aspects of the law that were successful, and then moved on to the ways she would improve it.

And he quickly cited a Washington Post column that he said concluded "a whole bunch of this stuff was just garbage, and that we had totally innocent people prosecuted because they wouldn't lie".

After a yearlong renovation, the bar at the Dorchester Hotel on Park Lane (44-20-7629-8888, www.thedorchester.com) reopened in July, and was quickly cited as the home of London's best hotel-bar martini by The Times of London.

The governor's supporters quickly cite a raft of new social welfare and education laws to argue that he is the very model of the "compassionate conservative" that Mr. Bush has proclaimed as the cornerstone of his campaign.

Monster dropped out of the race quickly, citing a perceived lack of potential.

And Mielewski says the company is "looking at plants that grow very quickly," citing algae and bamboo to be used for greener plastic parts as well.

Forbes: Could you quickly cite a couple of failures where you learned and then were able to achieve successes precisely because you saw, "This did not work the way we did it and we learned from it and here's how we proceeded"?

Goeslaw has noted that her most popular songs are generally those which are written quickly, citing the award-winning "Menghitung Hari" ("Counting the Days"), which was written in four days, as an example.