Sentence examples for became a reference for from inspiring English sources

The title role of the sexually adventurous housewife in Emmanuelle (1974) became a reference for every part she played subsequently.

He became a reference for his quips about efficiency and frequently "powering down" once production ended.

The drawing then became a reference for the other animators to use when animating the scene.

It became a reference for simplicity and value, confirming Britain as an important player in the specialist hi-fi industry.

It's hard to understand how David Bentley became a reference for people who don't know much about football to find common, sadistic ground over.

Mr. El Faiz began his campaign after writing "The Gardens of Marrakesh," which was published in France last year and has become a reference for landscape architects in Morocco.

Though the Rutgers archive is little known to the public — there is not even a sign outside the building it shares with the graduate admissions office — it has become a reference for war historians and students alike.

OK, so you might think that a Princess would be more at home in Kensington than Kingsland Road, but as anyone studying the style of Rihanna would know, Diana has crossed over from Sloane Ranger to become a reference for young women combing the 90s for #styleinspo.

This subpopulation could become a reference for patient selection or stratification in future trials to improve assay sensitivity.

The result of the study will become a reference for modern architect to design modern house that incorporate design features from vernacular architecture.

Once a coordinator is located, it becomes a reference for locating other cluster-children coordinators (coordinators that share the same parent coordinator) within range of the same cluster.