Sentence examples for a geographical reference from inspiring English sources

"Someone making a geographical reference to a city is not quite the same as killing all gay people," says Young. "What I was trying to say is for a big city like Toronto, if there was less competition I probably would've had a better night".

The first record of Bournemouth as a place name was in the Christchurch cartulary of 1407, when a monk noted a stranded whale at "La Bournemowthe"; a purely geographical reference to the uninhabited area around the mouth of the small river that drained the heathland between the towns of Poole and Christchurch.

It was a song co-written by Glenn Frey and Jackson Browne and contained something of an unlikely geographical reference.

Calculations were restricted only to the established population isolates, the FVG region samples, and a set of geographical reference populations (Estonians, Slovenians and Swiss).

How does she know, we asked, unaware of any geographical references in her red and black chronicles.

He uses his home town of Aracataca, Colombia as a cultural, historical and geographical reference to create this imaginary town, but the representation of the village is not limited to this specific area.

Even if he really doesn't want to be "King of Colorado," Jurdi obviously made an impression with the geographical reference.

By using his unusual source material only to provide geographical reference points for a conventional military narrative, Schecter misses the opportunity to investigate more fully how the documents that Washington evidently treasured shaped his thoughts and actions.

Although it is possible in principle to use a compass for this task, the directional information that is required to maintain a heading need not involve any absolute geographical reference at all.

Our dataset contains more than 5.6 Million geotagged tweets that contain a geographical location reference with precise coordinates.

I was delighted in 1967 when the paper took a step away from New York exceptionalism by dropping the geographical reference in the masthead.