Sentence examples for common references from inspiring English sources
In most common references, geocentric latitude is implied.
Despite common references in news media reports, there is no such thing as a four-year scholarship.
My most common references are the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, Second Edition, and Webster's Third New International Dictionary, although I use many other references as well.
Dr. Tarim, who came from Turkey and studied aquatic ecology at Texas A&M, objects to common references to the schools as Turkish.
Of course, everything they found funny was within certain bounds and based on particular common references, but I didn't know what those references were, so I'd be blindly banging around and crashing into things, like the proverbial minotaur in the crockery retailer's.
The third term is the count of common references between the two papers.
A common reference point for attendees was the Burning Man festival in Nevada.
But he said Iraqis "call us Ali Babas," a common reference to thieves.
If they become a common reference point then they can be something that unites.
Television shows can "fill that void", he felt, but "we don't have a lot of common reference points".
"Lynch mob," I believe, was a common reference.
