Sentence examples for read the citation from inspiring English sources

"HE HAS principles and convictions," read the citation for Demóstenes Torres in Época's list of the 100 most influential Brazilians of 2009.

Hsieh "provided critical scientific information that proved to be a turning point in ending the worst oil spill in our nation's history," read the citation.

Maggie stood near the stage as the critic Walton Muyumba read the citation, concluding, "She lends critical theory something that it frequently lacks, namely, examples drawn from real life, real art-making, and real bodies".

He immediately closed off access to the highway and coordinated communications with other police agencies, "all while keeping the suicidal male calm while speaking with him on the phone," read the citation for the Meritorious Service Award he later received.

"In the history of mathematics, one is hard-pressed to find any comparable 'expository' work that covers so much material, and with such depth and understanding of such a broad area of mathematics," read the citation for the American Mathematical Society's Leroy P. Steele Prize, which Dr. Hormander received in 2006.

"But when you read the citation, it almost seems impossible that he could have done all that". It was at the height of the assault by Marines on the insurgent stronghold in the Sunni Triangle.

President Derek Bok read the citations.

I don't remember who made the speech and read the citations my year, as you probably won't remember me.

Try to read the citations as well, at least from the 18th c. on -- often these help to fill in exactly what the definition means.

It is typical activist fare, meaning among other things it assumes nobody will read the citations.

Read the citations which accompanied the Medal of Freedom,[8] the government's highest civilian award, bestowed posthumously by President Carter on July 7 , 1977