The choicest reward that he doled out was a Mercedes-Benz with a license plate that begins "2-16," in reference to his birthday, Feb. 16.
The show was called "TruckStop: The Beginning," in reference to Ethel's recent residencies collaborating with local musicians in 10 cities. Tuesday's musical melting pot was a result of some of the group's partnerships, including one this year in Albuquerque with Robert Mirabal, the charismatic American Indian flutist.
"Since that time, I've struggled with the idea of it — " he began to say in reference to his root canal, only to be cut off by Ms. Winfrey.
In the postwar years, people began to use bias less in reference to deliberate distortion than to unconscious predilections that could color perception.
When the crowd began to shout "Ledezma out", in reference to the recently elected opposition mayor of Caracas, the president chastised them.
At the annual liberal Netroots Nation conference in Phoenix in July, Sanders was accused of dismissing these issues and the protesters who began chanting "say her name," in reference to Sandra Bland, an unarmed black woman who died recently in Texas police custody, and "black lives matter," during his speech.
Maternal near miss as concept or paradigm began in the early 1990's in reference to women who survive severe acute obstetric complications.
The affidavit, obtained by the Guardian, reads: "On 5-8-14 an investigation began in the Sex Crimes Unit in reference to the above named defendant, an Oklahoma City Police Officer, sexually assaulting different women".
Even though the Internet has not reached "adulthood" (in reference to the beginning of its commercial use in 1995), nothing is more convenient or economical than the Internet for researching and ordering products.
Bioinformatics begins with a genome database: gene expression data is best analyzed in reference to a genome annotation.
