Sentence examples for area refers from inspiring English sources

The name Grey Area refers to "the undefined space between art and design," in the words of the gallery's founders, Kyle DeWoody and Manish Vora, who teamed up with Cavern Wallpaper of Los Angeles to make the wallpaper available commercially.

A great deal of the literature in this area refers to this evaluation contest.

The non-incentive area refers to the areas outside the defined incentive boundaries.

This area refers to biophysically suitable sites that are compatible with the current development strategies of the country (CRGE [2011]).

"Sweet area" refers to the target area rich in unconventional tight oil which should be developed in priority under current economic and technical conditions.

A tight oil "sweet area" refers to an area rich in unconventional oil and gas, where test production and initial production of individual wells will both be high, thus its exploration and development can be conducted as a priority under current economic and technical conditions.

The combined area, referred to as Espace Killy, adds another 22,000 acres of skiable terrain.

The Egyptologist familiar with the area, referring to this work, said, with feeling, "Archeology is not a treasure hunt".

He was a co-editor and contributor to "Paleoecology of Beringia" (1982), a book about an area referring to the two shores of the Bering Sea.

Ninety-nine log homes are scheduled for Adam's Rib (four are finished), situated in an area referred to as "the banana belt," because of its relatively mild climate.

During the initial briefing before our convoy set out, however, the team's commander, an Air Force colonel, demanded that Brooklyn leave the briefing area, referring to her as "that local woman".