Sentence examples for a message that refers from inspiring English sources

Champ's campaign website has a message that refers to violence.

"The helicopters flying overheard are more Coppola than Vietnam," said Luiz Eduardo Soares, a security expert and author, in a Twitter message that referred to the movie "Apocalypse Now," the director Francis Ford Coppola's fictional account of the Vietnam War.

Following Clippers forward Matt Barnes' ejection from their game against the Thunder on Wednesday night, he took to Twitter and posted an angry message that referred to his teammates using a racial slur.

Mr. Dunn made his announcement to the paper's staff in a short e-mail message that referred only to "a personal family issue" and said that "later this year, when that issue is resolved, it is my intention to take advantage of some exciting offers in new areas of the media".

Also, Al Jazeera has created a Twitter feed on the "war on Gaza," which provides frequent short messages that refer the public to new material that can be viewed online.

But Mr. Thompson also quoted from e-mail messages that refer to the citywide deal and were sent before the schools deal was completed.

These parchments contained encrypted messages that referred to the Priory of Sion.

The Guardian understands that the company has established that Brooks, News of the World editor from May 2000 until January 2003, was on holiday in Italy when the paper ran a story which referred to a message that had been left on the teenager's phone.

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The main difference lays in the message parameters that refer to a different type of service in this case.