Sentence examples for called in reference to from inspiring English sources
Maria always displayed what Williams called, in reference to another disenchanted romantic, Chance Wayne, "that terrible stiff-necked pride of the defeated".
It's one of the great instruments of the English-speaking stage, full of what Norman Mailer called (in reference to Truman Capote) "snide rustlings and unforgiving nasalities".
"Brick films," as they are sometimes called in reference to the term Lego uses for its construction pieces, have been available on the Web for several years, according to Todd Lehman, co-founder of Lugnet.com, the online Lego users group.
SNPs were called in reference to A. flavus AF13.
The bar, introduced during The Great Depression, was so called in reference to President Herbert Hoover's promise of "a chicken in every pot".
SNPs of S. pimpinellifolium, Gh13, and BTI87 that were called in reference to H1706 were compared to each other, and labeled 'unique' or 'common'common
"It is my understanding that there were some racial name calling in reference to my name, like using the 'N' word," Mr. Cooper said.
Having what has become a rich metaphor for the Sino-European exchanges, the Silk Road, as a common collective memory, contemporary Rome and Beijing are ideally positioned in the 21st century to play a key role in what the Chinese President Xi Jinping chose to call, in reference to the ancient trans-Eurasian routes, the New Silk Road.
The "born nurse" flourished especially in country districts, and was called in often without reference to the doctor, thus becoming his colleague, so to speak, if she approved his treatment, and not if she happened to disagree with him.
The actual name of this database is provided by the user when a new genome alignment is available, and the current database is called mm7, in reference to the name provided by the UCSC genome browser to the annotated Build 35.1 assembly.
The software was called Hell in reference to "God View," its tool for tracking the location of customers (God View, also called "Heaven," was infamously abused by Uber employees to stalk journalists, celebrities and ex-girlfriends).
