Sentence examples similar to the second instance cited from inspiring English sources

Some jokes need work: for example, the third instance he cites disadvantaged kids getting better presents from their parents needs to subvert not reiterate the main idea.

Deloitte said it was "unable to comment on client-specific matters" as it was "bound by confidentiality obligations". In the second instance, Price Waterhouse resigned as auditor of tech services firm Vakrangee in April citing lack of information about some businesses.

In the second instance, we meant Niger.

The second instance is strange but important.

The second instance is even more interesting.

In the second instance--four years suspension.

Ann McNamee's article on Bacewicz's Second Piano Sonata, for instance, cited in the 2004 edition, explicitly references the 1987 edition as a source for both score and recording ('Grazyna Bacewicz's Second Piano Sonata (1953): Octave Expansion and Sonata Form', Music Theory Online, Sept. 1993).

I think this was the first instance, outside a newsroom, in which I cited the perils of being too aggressive in chasing "the front-page thought".

Her work was included in a group show at Peggy Guggenheim's gallery, Art of This Century, in 1944, where it was seen and admired by both Pollock and Clement Greenberg, who later cited it as the first instance of "all-over" painting he had seen.

Author's response: This has been corrected and all programs are now cited with suitable references at the first instance.

From the Ministry of Finance, in the first instance.