Sentence examples for the speaker cited from inspiring English sources

The speaker cited no source for this information and did not mention the number of casualties.

The speaker cited erroneously was a communications specialist at the university, and his surname was misspelled.

The speaker cited Cardinal John O'Connor (sitting aghast nearby) as "a fece" who had gone on to greater things.

One minister suggested MPs could vote on whether to ignore the convention the Speaker cited.

And when the speaker cites her letters from the folks in Michigan and the leader talks about the letters he's received, Mr. Andrews his, all of us share the concerns when people are allegedly wronged in our health care system.

The speakers cited privacy as one of the main concerns of the digital age.

But most of the speakers cited traffic when arguing to retain the barrier between the "Altos" community of South Pasadena, a planned development built in the 1950s and '60s, and Van Horne, which was widened by the city of Los Angeles in the late '60s and subsequently became a major thoroughfare.

Olive oil is the cornerstone of Mediterranean nutrition and speaker after speaker cited its vital role in better health outcomes throughout the region.

Congressman Charlie Dent, a Pennsylvania Republican, has even suggested that a bipartisan coalition with Democrats to elect the next Speaker, citing a "rejectionist wing" of the GOP that has made "unreasonable demands".

One speaker cited a survey which found South Africa's education system to be one of the worst and most expensive in the world.

The apprehension that many people feel towards this upcoming giant technological leap forward is understandable.But the GF2045 speakers cited many precedents for this dazzling path, such as: the Internet, the cell-phone, GPS, things we now use everyday (lets not forget that 3D printing just recently came to fruition).