Sentence examples for which were cited from inspiring English sources

The second most common source is local newspapers, which were cited much more frequently than national or big-city papers.

These findings, several of which were cited by Mr Blix, still constitute the most damning evidence against Mr Hussein.

The A1 E-tron and purely electric A2 city car concepts, which were cited in a report Tuesday by Car magazine as being off the production track, were intended as test platforms, according to Mr. Curry.

The American documents, which were cited in the Chilean indictment on Tuesday, indicated that Mr. Weisfeiler may have been handed over to a secretive German religious cult known as Colonia Dignidad a few miles from where he was last seen.

Correction: February 2, 2000, Wednesday A front-page article yesterday about a warning by the European Union that it would isolate Austria diplomatically if an anti-immigrant party entered the Austrian government referred incorrectly to the conservatives in France who are engulfed in scandals, which were cited as another example of political turmoil in Europe.

Perhaps the current governing Cardinals are in conflict how to institutionally cope with two mortal sins, adultery and theft, both of which were cited by Benedict.

The Montreal Symphony Chorus, which was cited in the review, was joined by the Tafelmusik Chamber Choir.

With the benefit of hindsight, the plan, which was cited at the hearing, now seems hollow.

The Guardian was unable to locate the original story, which was cited by Buzzfeed News.

She called the Washington case, which was cited by Ms. Stewart's lawyers, "not in point".

She has been closing places like Tryon, which was cited last year for its brutality by the United States Justice Department.