Sentence examples for up the statements from inspiring English sources

He said he'd heard President Obama had been critical of him, but thought that the reports just didn't add up: "The statements I have heard from him must have come from someone else".

The FA's disciplinary team will weigh up the statements made by witnesses and assess their credibility, together with using the television footage, before deciding whether a charge will be lodged.

It is absurd to think that I made up the statements that Lukezic made to me in our first interview.

Later US Secretary of State John Kerry said Russia had reaffirmed it would respect Ukraine's territorial integrity - but the US would look for action to back up the statements.

Ideas, or statements, will pile up on top of one another, agency is taken from the reader, the consumer of the text, the product, as ideas pile up; the statements remain though, buried, amid the clauses, the clause.

Where concepts, ideas or facts have been stated in the words of another, has the writer added a footnote or endnote to back up the statements––or has this been left out?

"The plane slid off the runway and, having hit uneven ground, broke up," the statement said.

At the trial, prosecutors had brought up the statement repeatedly to imply guilt.

Suddenly, there was hope again for Mr. Gore, who ripped up the statement he had planned to deliver.

I teach two resource rooms and use these for prediction, as well as creating a thesis statement and using evidence to back up the statement.

The big unanswered question is exactly how much the IMF will cough up – the statement spoke only of "a significant contribution".