Sentence examples for begins a reference from inspiring English sources
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.
"Dear Screaming Eagle Families," the letter began, a reference to the division's famous shoulder patch.
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.
The ad begins with a reference to a post on Twitter by the Hillary Clinton campaign, noting it was published "when Bill Cosby was accused of sexual assault". The ad goes on to say that she reacted differently to allegations about her husband.
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.
The poem begins with a reference to the "fertile shore of the receding Nile" (l. 1).
Heyting's note "On intuitionistic logic", also from 1930, begins with a reference to Glivenko's "two excellent articles" from 1928 and 1929.
This text begins with a reference to things that are (ta onta), but goes on to speak about things that are said (ta legomena).
