Sentence examples for alluded to on from inspiring English sources

The planes that flew into the twin towers are possibly alluded to on the cover of Underworld.

Warner has appeared (as one poster alluded to on the last NFL blog) in the past on adverts opposing stem-cell research and even some team-mates clearly find his beliefs difficult.

Then again, one of the artists lovingly alluded to on the title track is Wyndham Lewis, the brilliant painter and sculptor whose belligerence effectively scuppered his own career, leaving him, as one contemporary put it, a "lonely old volcano".

And the idea of "sinfulness" alluded to on Again will keep his legions of female fans happy till 2008.

Once Arthur discovers a secret from her past, vaguely alluded to on the postcard, the characters' lives collide and the metaphorical weights drop.

It was a phenomenal message to hear in light of the traditional thoughts about Christmas which you alluded to on your blog — birth, joyfulness, etc.

The revered Latin American writer Eduardo Galeano wrote these words a few months after the events he alludes to: On May 10 , 2013 30 years after the crimes were committed, former dictator General Efraín Ríos Montt was convicted of genocide and crimes against humanity against the Maya Ixil population and sentenced to 80 years is prison.

Mr. Obama alluded to that on "60 Minutes" on Sunday evening, saying, "We think that there had to be some sort of support network for Bin Laden inside of Pakistan".

But their lyrics soon alluded to "blood on the ground".

The president alluded to that on Tuesday, saying it should not take a "timer ticking down" to disaster to get Republicans and Democrats to work together.

Eduard Shevardnadze, the Soviet foreign minister, talked about nuclear winter in a speech at the U.N., and Mikhail Gorbachev alluded to it on another occasion.