Sentence examples for carry a reference to from inspiring English sources

The label should also carry a reference to the federal definition of moderate drinking, which says that women should have no more than one alcoholic drink a day and men should have no more than two a day, they said.

Alternatively, messages may carry a reference to data rather than the full data itself.

Consequently, not only is thought purposive, but meaning carries a reference to the future.

The snare drum carried a reference to the bulería rhythm of flamenco, with Mr. Hernandez intimating the same chattering patterns, and the group came alive: each musician demonstrated a wicked gift.

Originally created for Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, the piece carries a reference to the first dance that Mr. Brown ever created; he was in the second grade and had just watched a performance by that troupe.

The email, which the university shared with VICE News, promised a "Montreal Massacre style attack will be carried out," a reference to a 1989 university shooting in which a male gunman killed 14 female students while yelling that he hated feminists.

Likewise, Reuters didn't carry a single reference to the event.

The opening bars of Tchaikovsky's intensely dramatic prologue carry a clear reference to the 'ride', but he too is intent on focusing his central love story on Mazeppa's eventual undoing at Poltava - the subject of a potent orchestral interlude, a proto-1812 moment.

Among other things, they blamed Israel for violating the November cease-fire in Gaza by carrying out airstrikes, a reference to the assaults on Tuesday on two open areas in northern Gaza that caused no damage or casualties.

He said some people were taking advantage of Pakistan's open border with Afghanistan to "carry out certain actions" -- a reference to attacks carried out by Taliban militants in Afghanistan.

She calls the performance piece Carry That Weight, a reference to the burden she is being forced to endure.