Sentence examples for begin with a reference from inspiring English sources

The title is every bit as brilliant as the contents, which begin with a reference to wartime service and entail plotting as callous as any battle plan, each locale touched with sufficient detail to be plausible.

I have lived (happily, I might add) in Newark most of my adult life and have never seen an article or editorial in The Times concerning Newark that doesn't begin with a reference to the tragic civil disturbances that occurred here 40 years ago.

If every story about Clive Palmer is compelled to begin with a reference to his dinosaur theme park, then they must also end with a reference to the fact that he wants to build the Titanic II, the most ill-fated naming of a follow-up since Hitler smashed a bottle of Châteauneuf-du-Pape across Poland and christened his new thing "World War II".

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.

It began with a reference to Plato's academy "in a shady olive grove in ancient Athens" to make the argument that the fundamental school model has changed little over time.

Mr Rinkēvičs' Latvian coming-out tweet began with a reference to this debate: "Our country has to create a legal framework for all types of partnerships, and I will fight for it".

His follow-up essay begins with a reference to Graham's complaint, which he links to a larger trend: In my main line of work as a film critic, I have watched over the past 15 years as the studios committed their vast financial and imaginative resources to the cultivation of franchises (some of them based on those same Y.A. novels) that advance an essentially juvenile vision of the world.

Development of each Invention Kit begins with a reference design.