His stage name origins described on his Facebook biography references Cape Canaveral, Tom Hanks and the '90s moon boots fashion craze all at once.
For an individual to obtain a grant of arms, a petition must be sent to the Chief Herald, providing a biography, references, and completed application forms.
A tired turn of phrase, but they had a point: in a bookshop down the road the politics section is divided into biography, reference, the Clintons, Obama, Thatcher, Marx, and Noam Chomsky.
But Grace's impact cannot be summed up just by biography and references to her vast and immeasurably impressive body of work.
"The life of a nation is told by the lives of its people," declare the editors of "American National Biography," a reference work published by Oxford University Press in 1999.
The bequest includes biographies, histories, reference books, poetry and fiction.
How is it that Saudi Arabia still allows child marriage when they've known Aisha's real age all along (the biographies I reference are written in Arabic, for Heaven's sake!), or that Pakistan's rape laws cleave to British colonial precedent?
Both biographies begin with references to the Napoleonic wars.
Britten's medical notes, seen by the Guardian but not available to Kildea before he wrote his biography, make no reference to syphilis, even by way of any accepted euphemisms for the infection current in the 1970s.
There are many broad nonfiction topics, including gardening, cooking, history, biography, biology, and reference books.
The artist accumulates prosaic objects and then arranges them into groupings that reference her biography.
