Sentence examples for actor referred from inspiring English sources

In a conversation with BBC Radio 4, the actor referred to the leaked emails that suggested American Hustle stars Amy Adams and Jennifer Lawrence were getting paid less than their male counterparts.

Before the general election, Webb endorsed Ed Miliband in an emotional article in which the actor referred to his mother's death in hospital in 1990, saying she was left "at the mercy of an NHS after a decade of underinvestment" by the Conservatives.

The Times (former stable mate of the News of the World) devoted page three to evidence from the same day's proceedings given by Jude Law, in which the actor referred to an affair between his then partner Sienna Miller and the James Bond actor Daniel Craig and admitted he was unaware of a claim that the News of the World had paid one of his relatives for information about him – a legal procedure.

The actor referred the producer to an episode of the television series, "Amok Time", that suggested to Bennett a high level of "spiritual transference" among the Vulcans.

"Twist your waist" in Chinese characters sounds like New York when spoken, while "best actor" refers to Mr Wen, who critics say only pretends to be a people-first leader.

A few days later, it happened again: "Just watching Jeffrey Tambor on [the 1980s cult US sitcom] The Larry Sanders Show taught me everything about comedy," said the second actor, referring to Tambor's glorious performance as Hank, the hard-done-by sidekick to talkshow host Larry Sanders, played by Garry Shandling.

Two concepts are more similar, the more often an actor refers to both of them in his or her history.

Johnny Depp has contacted Stanhope about a comedy project the actor refers to as "television that gets us arrested".

Tahil's casting was considered to be controversial, and was slammed by British Asian actors who said the part should have been given to a UK actor, referring to it as "disgraceful".

I'll be playing handball with Spencer Tracy tomorrow afternoon and will ask him how he handled the pressure," quipped the actor, referring to the only actor to accomplish consecutive wins in the category.

One important candidate for such a precursor is the ability to produce context-specific calls, a prerequisite to referential communication during which an actor refers a recipient's attention to an external event.