Sentence examples for sometimes cited from inspiring English sources
One dollar per subscriber per month is a demand sometimes cited by the networks.
He is sometimes cited as a forerunner of the renowned philosopher Benedict de Spinoza.
Protesters have complained that officers have since then sometimes cited obscure regulations while making arrests.
He said he sometimes cited numbers the company provided to support his own conclusions.
Inflation is sometimes cited as a threat whenever small coins are phased out.
Pemex, Mexico's creaking state-owned oil monopoly, is sometimes cited as a cautionary tale.
It's paid off – Nigo is sometimes cited as the richest designer in Japan.
Rising costs are sometimes cited as justification for the price increases.
Enter "The Black Crook," from 1866, sometimes cited as the first American musical.
The terrorism cases are sometimes cited by the authorities to bolster arguments for tougher counterterrorism laws.
Gilligan's Island is sometimes cited as the most-rerun programme in TV history.
