Sentence examples for entry referring from inspiring English sources

Pilaud expanded on his initial entry, referring to Rogers as a "civil rights activist".

"Tony Pirro and JFP reviewing taxes at the house," read one entry, referring to Mrs. Pirro's initials.

However, Peace Corps Journals, an online portal for blogs by Peace Corps volunteers, has an entry referring to a volunteer's being shot in an armed robbery.

"A couple of summers ago I made a pilgrimage to the graves at Haverstraw," says one woman's entry, referring to Weill's and Lenya's graves near the Hudson River.

Intern Becky Smith was digitizing the mostly handwritten catalog of the museum's 40,000 geological slides when she noticed one entry referring to a slide of the Blarney Stone.

"Derek - button it please" orders the most recent entry, refering to Davis supporter Derek Conway's outburst in the Telegraph today.

But the entry refers readers to 21 further items, as do many others in this helpfully cross-referenced work.

Mr. Haacke's catalog entry refers to the "Sensation" furor and says, in part: "According to the mayor, the First Amendment and the doctrine of the separation of church and state, embedded in the American Constitution, do not apply to public institutions and institutions receiving public funds.

This was in 1248".[4] This entry refers to Bonaventure's cursorie lectures as "Bachelor of the Bible," 1248 1250.

To exclude the possibility of an exceptional performance under the P-gp dataset, two benchmark classification datasets were tested: the Ames mutagenicity dataset ("Ames levenberg" model entry, referred to as "Ames" from now on) and the CYP450 inhibition dataset ("CYP450 modulation e-state" model entry, referred to as "CYP450" from now on).

Asked why a calendar entry referred to Tennant only as "gentleman," Marcuse answered that the auction business was full of gossip and she wanted to keep this meeting "confidential".