Sentence examples for text stating that from inspiring English sources

There is no voiceover, just the song "Wash Away" by Joe Purdy, and text stating that Dawn helped save thousands of animals caught in oil spills.

He now claims that once he exited Ukip, text stating that the party had "no prejudices of any kind against any lawful minority" disappeared from its membership forms.

Amazon has, unusually, provided a disclaimer to her text, stating that "the following description is provided by the publisher/author of this title and presents the subjective opinions of the publisher/author, which may not be substantiated.

Just put £10 on Greece and just received a text stating that I now own half the country... #eurovision If Greece win will that mean Germany will have to pay for the next Eurovision?

The end credits also include text stating that some of the scenes with animals in the movie were monitored by the American Humane Association, and that none of those animals were harmed, which suggests that the unmonitored ones didn't get off as easy.

"In the absence of text stating that the 'gift' was in exchange for a substantial payment, we considered that the claim 'in a symbolic gesture of friendship between the countries' in conjunction with the terms 'gift' and 'gifting' implied that the pandas were provided by China for free.

A wall text states that these specific chairs, upholstered in sickly decorator colors, once belonged to the Enron Corporation.

A passage in a religious text states that "it is proper to consider the living spoken word more weighty than the written".

The original text stated that Hersh sold a story about the My Lai massacre to the New York Times for $5,000 when in fact it was the Times of London.

*Corrections, February 5, 2010: The original text stated that Binyam Mohamed had been tortured during an interrogation related to his own case, and that he, not Farhi Bin Mohammed, was released by Judge Kessler.

Beneath this, the text stated that Channel 4 would be profiling Stanley on the eve of the release of Eyes Wide Shut, that David Quinlan, the film editor of TV Times, was examining the man and his films and "Adrian Rigelsford and Kim Meffen, who visited Kubrick on set, uncover the truth in what turned out to be the last interview he ever gave".