Sentence examples for son state from inspiring English sources

His son, State Senator Mike Jacobs, chairman of the Senate Energy Committee, sponsored the bill and actively promoted the campaign of the Commonwealth Edison Company, one of his father's clients, to win its passage.

The former governor's tiptoeing is probably good for the political well-being of his son, State Senator Thomas H. Kean Jr., who is running for the United States Senate in 2006.

Whether Mr. Velella, 90, is mentally and physically fit to stand trial is being considered by a judge in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, where he is scheduled to be tried next month alongside his son, State Senator Guy J. Velella, on charges of receiving bribes and influence-peddling.

Ridley-Thomas gave Solis $1,500 as did his son, state Assemblyman Sebastian Ridley-Thomas.

It described my discomfort at the way the Trump campaign used Patricia Smith's still raw anguish and anger over the tragic loss of her son, state department staffer Sean Smith, in Benghazi, Libya, as a political tool to incite hatred towards Hillary Clinton.

Unlike most in the crowd, the former president stayed seated when his son stated his opposition to abortion, a section of the speech that seemed to draw the some of the heartiest applause of the night.

It's Zachary Simms Sr, whose son, Zachary Simms Jr, was arrested – and later found innocent – in a murder case: "My son states that he is in fact innocent of the charges against him and I have to believe my son because he has always told me the truth about his activities in society.

His son stated that he wanted "to be remembered mostly as a good father, husband, grandfather and great-grandfather.

Gawker's report on the Times article notes that in a 2012 interview with The New Republic, Buckley's son states that Buckley did indeed keep a file on Vidal.

Titanic ability to make men cry was briefly parodied in the 2009 film Zombieland, where character Tallahassee (Woody Harrelson), when recalling the death of his young son, states: "I haven't cried like that since Titanic".

R.C. MacLeod stated his belief that this may still happen, when he lamented the loss of his son, stating that Iain Breac "showed that his race had not lost the loyalty and courage which were their chief claims to glory in ancient days".