Sentence examples for quoted time from inspiring English sources

Conrad has been unwittingly quoted time and again in the last few years; the al-Quaida crowd are now quite fond of the Professor's life/death opposition.

He said: "She puts them in and somebody has to make room for them" – but her dig is the one that is inevitably going to be quoted, time and again.

"I will probably be the first Polish foreign minister in history to say so, but here it is," Mr. Sikorski said, in a line that has been quoted time and again since, in a speech that has government and foreign policy circles in Berlin still buzzing.

As John Lennon is often (falsely?) quoted: "Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted".

This summer, you heard his voice quoted time and again in the international media -- because, as always, he supported the Iranian people as they died in the streets to demand a better, more inclusive government.

Against Cox, I quoted Times columnist David Aaronovitch's view that neither realpolitik nor interventionism guarantees a quiet life, but at least interventionism puts the tyrant in the dock.

Australian wine exports went from $98.7 million in 1990 to $1.01 billion in 2001, Mr. Kramer notes, quoting Time magazine.

Snippets of this speech have been quoted from time to time, but it deserves a fuller treatment.

As she's quoted in Time magazine, Maria Callas was born Maria Anna Sophie Cecilia Kalogeropoulos in New York City in December 1923.

The quoted delivery time was 60 days but it was many more months before the machines were shipped.

The study looks at two months of front-page Times articles and finds men quoted three times more than women.