Sentence examples for I make reference to from inspiring English sources
11 March 2001 note: I make reference to an "email virus" in the above.
I make reference to my Dad, who spoke in 1955, as a delegate, calling for the nationalisation of the means of production.
In today's column on the winding, surprising road to Super Tuesday, I make reference to an NBC/Wall Street Journal poll with some distressing news for Mitt Romney: the percentage of voters who view him unfavorably is 11 points higher than the percentage of voters who view him favorably.
I make reference to this corpus in my discussion of the individual text.
Yesterday, when I asked to speak with him (and before I'd said anything to imply I was no longer wholly supportive,) he replied that he would speak with me on the condition that I make reference to a Wall Street Journal article regarding unproven bribery charges faced by Brookfield Asset Management BAMM) in Brazil.
In the video, Altmejd describes this process, saying, "I make reference to specific characters from Yeasayer's works.
With images like this, I make references to traditional painting.
"I sent her a congratulatory note," he said, "and I made reference to the fact that I now have a women's college in Israel in which we are going very far with women's rights, and I urged her to visit".
Last October I wrote a piece Nearly Half Of Marketers Don't Know Who Their Best Customers Are in which I made reference to the fact according to research, over half of retailers - and all marketers for that matter, had no idea who their most valuable customers were.
In my end-of-the-year piece last year, Looking Back, Looking Ahead - CMOs Weigh In, I made reference to the fact that I wanted to do something different writing "I wanted to put a little different spin on it – I am a big fan of spinning, as it were". The spin last year was that I asked CMOs to not only look ahead but also look back at the year that was ending.
In this space yesterday, I made reference to current UCLA guard Keith Wilkes.
