Sentence examples for starts citing from inspiring English sources

It is news whenever Derrick Rose addresses why he's not playing, and it's certainly not a good thing, at least when it comes to PR. No, it just never comes off good when a player starts citing his post-playing days as his motivating factor for sitting as Rose did after missing Saturday's game against the Indiana Pacers with a sore hamstring: I feel I've been managing myself pretty good.

Then they start citing the second amendment.

Nadal withdrew before the Open started, citing a knee injury.

Don't start citing Magna Carta unless you want to be laughed out of the witness stand.

They eventually agreed and started citing names, and we hit pay dirt on about the 15th one: MindSpring Enterprise, the Internet service provider.

Ms. Guy, 39, had already stepped out of the role two weeks before rehearsals started, citing a "family situation," the Manhattan Theater Club said.

People decided to live there on and off until 1971, when newly set up patrols started citing people for trespassing, according to Ms. Beebe.

George Mitchell, the former senator monitoring Penn State, said the university had gotten "off to a very good start," citing revised and new policies, in responding to N.C.A.A. sanctions for the Jerry Sandusky child sexual abuse scandal.

Barring a stunning turnaround — the show will resume in prime time on Monday and wrap up on Thursday — the network is unlikely to start citing it as a successful application of synergy.

But against the backdrop of ID, philosophers start citing David Hume as if his treatises were infallible scripture, and start accusing their peers of virtual heresy for allowing even the possibility of a defence of miracles.

And it won't do to start citing Wikipedia-level knowledge of 12th-century Persian art, with its apparent tolerance of such depictions, in order to tell Muslims about their own religion.