Sentence examples for began a reference from inspiring English sources

"Dear Screaming Eagle Families," the letter began, a reference to the division's famous shoulder patch.

The first definition of that word in my trusty Merriam-Webster CollEdition 11th Edition, begins, "a reference source in print or electronic form containing words usu.

"When did we last three meet?" asks one as the play begins, a reference to the witches in "Macbeth," of course.

For the end of the paper, begin a reference with the last name of the author, followed by the first names or initials and a period, like "Roberts, Grace D".

For an in-text citation, place the writer and director followed by the date in parenthesis if introducing the author at the beginning of the sentence: "As Job and Rip (2009) wrote in the episode…." Alternatively, add all of the info at the end of the sentence in parenthesis: "Scarves are cool (Job and Rip 2009)." Begin a reference entry for a TV show you saw on a DVD.

"Pitchfork Ben Tillmann lived up to his nickname with an incendiary address which began with a reference to his home state's role in beginning the Civil War.

MacLeish began with a reference to Henderson's talk.

I began with a reference to McEnroe-Borg so I'll end with another tennis moment.

Fonda began with a reference to the conservatives in the state.

He began with a reference to the American love for big cars in the nineteen-sixties.

Mr. Donaldson's letter began with a reference to the Times article.