Sentence examples for quote a number from inspiring English sources

Mr Mack went on to quote a number of non-specified "scientific reports", which agreed with the findings he himself had made in his own extensive study of women.

I could quote a number of other statistics that tell you just how nigh-on unbeatable they seem at the moment but only by watching them live do you really see how good a squad of footballers Spain currently possess.

He went on to quote a number of Biblical passages, and specifically rejected Fleming's reference to part of Leviticus 19: "When a foreigner resides among you in your land, do not mistreat them.

What other word could describe the 4 paragraphs of economic nonsense that led off yesterday's Fed minutes (highlighted text here) which said (and I sadly quote):  "A number of participants indicated that they expected short-run r* to rise as the economic expansion continued, but probably only gradually.

Quotes a number of experts to corroborate that view.

Under the heading "The Press," it quotes a number of the more alarming media reports on E.U. activities.

A recent front-page article in my own newspaper quoted a number of marathoners to that effect, saying we had ruined the race's mystique.

Closer to home, Mr. Richardson's hometown newspaper, The New Mexican, last weekend quoted a number of political scientists about Mr. Richardson's foray.

And Jurgen Klinsmann, the coach, appeared to be under fire after an article in The Sporting News, quoting a number of anonymous people who were said to have connections to the team, questioning his leadership.

Diogenes Laërtius quotes a number of sayings ascribed to him (mostly moral or political maxims) and five lines of lyric verse, as well as a spurious letter to Croesus.

In the article, Weisman quoted a number of moderate Republicans lamenting the way the Republican Party is now placing a higher priority on social issues like contraception than on pocketbook issues like jobs and the economy.