Periplaneta americana citing Girault (1914) as the source of the record.
Flock stated, without citing experimental evidence, that the age of the egg case was apparently the chief factor determining choice.
History of the Catholic Missions among the Indian Tribes of the United States," citing Barcia and Alegambe.
I was citing to a Mayo-man this defect of the so-called farmer, and was at once met by a prompt reply.
Yet it may be due to the author, or mouthpiece, of this system, to begin by citing what are declared to be its fundamental tenets, even if their connection with what is built upon them is far from evident.
In citing these cases, in which the legislative, executive, and judiciary departments have not been kept totally separate and distinct, I wish not to be regarded as an advocate for the particular organizations of the several State governments.
Then citing from Genesis and 2 Chronicles, the first and last books in the order of the Jewish Bible, He declared that all righteous blood from that of Abel to that of Zachariah should be required of that generation.
This remarkable document opens by citing a long series of precedents for the suppression of religious orders by the Holy See, amongst which occurs the ill-omened instance of the Templars.
Citing the fact that no objection was raised in the noted case of Delafield v.
Tourdes is quoted by Vibert[623] as citing the case of a man who descended a flight of stairs and took several steps after division of the carotid artery; also of one who lived ten minutes after a bullet-wound of the inferior vena-cava.
A valuable note is appended to this last case, citing the law literature of burial-grounds, burials, etc.
Her defense in the Neches case, however, was viewed as weakened by her citing Germany's violations of international law to excuse her extension of old blockade principles to the peculiar circumstances of the present war.
Germany, through her embassy, showed some obduracy in acting upon a request for these officials' recall without citing the cause of complaint.
Thus Lobeck, a scholar, describes the Rhombos used in the Dionysiac mysteries, citing Clemens Alexandrinus.
This truly heroic action was known all over the town, and it was Murray himself who made it known, citing me as his witness.
Hedvig blushed and parted with the last shred of her modesty, citing the opinion of St. Clement Alexandrinus that the seat of shame is in the shirt.
The king laughed loudly, though he himself had been citing manuscripts.
It is only by citing personal instances of this kind, that the history of the Southern soldiery can be written so that it will be understood.
And we have here the opportunity of citing the example of a work undertaken by one of our merchants, which illustrates our thesis much better than pages of explanation.
I answer Mr. Wallace by citing a remarkable passage which occurs in his instructive paper on "Instinct in Man and Animals.
We have answered this question already, but we cannot forbear citing the author's own reply: "At the epoch of the outbreak of Protestantism, Christendom was advancing with rapid strides toward the practice of the largest liberty.
After citing convergence of character in the case of pigs, Darwin says, (Vol.
I thought the best thing I could do would be to illustrate the nature of my complaint, by citing and commenting on an actual instance of your method.
His method is to establish several short theses all tending to this one object, by citingfrom the several books of the N.
There would be plenty of examples did I not fear in citing them to tire the reader.
Treat me as one unknown, with her it will not be amiss; If fearful of offending me, oh seek not to persuade By citing more my griefs, by them was all this mischief made.
Hark, how frightfully forlorn Sounds his trumpet to the stars, Citing Afric's desert-born To the gonfalon of Mars!
But the undersigned will take the liberty of bringing the Cabinet of Vienna into the presence of its own predecessors, and of citing for its consideration the conduct of the Imperial government itself.
In citing such publications as periodicals and newspapers it is not necessary to use a capital for the in the New York Herald.
So Tom went to Grassy Spring in a frame of mind not the most amiable; and when croquet was proposed, he sneered at it as something quite too passe, citing lawn tennis as the only decent outdoor amusement.
By command of the Lord, Nephi made other plates, upon which he recorded particularly the ecclesiastical history of his people, citing only such instances of other events as seemed necessary to the proper sequence of the narrative.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "citing" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
