Sentence examples for cross reference to from inspiring English sources

By contrast, the Daily Mirror carried only a picture with a cross reference to an inside piece written by Corbyn ("Jezza writes for the Daily Mirror").

"There will be cross reference to people, because you can't separate the clothes from the life — it has to be biographical," says the curator, who is interweaving categories of "craft, art and the world of Valentino".

What I found when I opened her New American Standard to 1 Thessalonians was a scribbled, vague cross reference to the 17th chapter of Acts, the book immediately following the four gospels of the New Testament which details the missionaries of Christ's apostles in the distant reaches of the Holy Land.

For metabolites, these annotations constitute a cross reference to a chemical or a metabolic pathway database.

Components can be annotated with a cross reference to multiple databases, but these cannot be exported to SBML.

With the new analysis there was no longer a need to cross reference to SAGE libraries for accurate prediction.

In the Poetics (1456a33) we find a cross-reference to a work called 'Rhetoric' which obviously refers to Rhet.

It's bizarre that in 1972, the faltering Hollywood business system cut the cross-reference to keep the "western" genre clear.

I wanted more cross-reference to the 150 extraordinary years of social, technological and economic change behind all these developments.

The Times also replaced its banner at the top of the page, about "status handbags", with a cross-reference to its Hillsborough coverage on pages 12 and 13.

I said if he sent a DNA sample, we'd make a cross-reference to confirm, but I never heard anything more from him".