Sentence examples for entries referred from inspiring English sources

One of Scott's final journal entries referred to the "lack of thoughtfulness and even of generosity" of Teddy Evans, his second-in-command, whose party had all but exhausted the supplies weeks earlier.

A method is proposed for solving equations with random entries, referred to as stochastic equations (SEs).

To compute the entries of Best referred to the index (i + 1), we only need to know the entries referred to the index i.

Reference annotations were taken from both Affymetrix-assigned GO terms and GO terms extracted from the Swiss-Prot entries referred to in the Affymetrix annotation.

Entries refer to amounts of carbon.

But he went on to point out that some entries referring to Goodwin on the Google search engine "recognise his immense strengths and skills".

The excerpt generated more than 5,000 comments on the newspaper's Web site, and countless blog entries referring in shorthand to "that Tiger Mother".

Other evidence came from an electronic organizer found in the Caprice that included entries referring to phone calls to F.B.I. and police hot lines, as well as to CNN and a Catholic priest in which the sniper made demands.

In 1995, when diary entries referring to Wood were discovered in the divorce proceeding of the man who would become her second husband, the Post was gleeful in its coverage, nicknaming her the "Love Judge".

Several of the entries refer back to the writer's own childhood in order to reassure readers that the fun a child will remember having had – "the day the neighbours went water-skiing leaving a casserole in the oven and the oven caught fire" – has nothing at all to do with the unattainable perfection recommended by lifestyle journalists.

He tried to flee but was captured along with a backpack that officials said contained spent 9-millimeter shell casings, four bags of ammonium nitrate — an ingredient used in the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City — and a notebook with entries referring to Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda.