Sentence examples for a reference that is from inspiring English sources

"The so-called steroid era — a reference that is resented by the many players who played in that era and never touched the substances — is clearly a thing of the past".

"The so-called steroids era, a reference that is resented by the many players who never touched the substances, is clearly a thing of the past," said Bud Selig, the MLB commissioner.

"The so-called steroid era — a reference that is resented by the many players who played in that era and never touched the substances — is clearly a thing of the past, and Mark's admission today is another step in the right direction".

And is anyone going to put you in touch with a reference that isn't going to say nice things?

If 'cap' is a reference that is exported as single-use, B removes the reference from its export table.

The resource that should be presented by a template is stored in a reference that is set outside the template engine before the template evaluation is started.

Before running with Back on My Feet, he didn't have anybody that could be a reference that wasn't in jail or didn't have a background of some sort.

"Asia-Pacific issues should be discussed and dealt with by the countries of the region themselves," he said at a news conference on March 9, a reference that was interpreted by Asian diplomats as meaning that the United States should stay out.

Instead, well, here — have a reference that's utterly useless to you".

2. References: Yes, we all have a reference that's vaguely a family friend that you babysat for back in high school.

"And you know, you could see that there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever" — the latter a reference that was widely interpreted to be an off-color reference to menstruation.