"Everything referred to Régine.
Finally, the conviction that everything refers to something else generates codes and symbols, which is what generates Robert Langdon.
A piece of special material, "Winning Isn't Everything," refers to the star's protracted losing streak as an Emmy nominee that finally ended two years ago.
The journey from the Edinburgh Fringe to London is a particularly treacherous one, suggesting that it's not only the work that means something in a particular context, but the reviews too – in this instance, critics within the festival bubble, where everything refers to everything else rather than to the rest of theatre.
The Internet of "Everything" refers to a situation where everything − our energy systems, businesses, leisure etc. − are thoroughly networked.
As we have seen while examining his natural philosophy, Cardano's moral views assign a central role to the soul: "The soul is the most important thing we own; everything refers to it, for riches, honors, and health are nothing without a sound soul" (De utilitate, OO, II, 10a).
Everything.' " Referring to the offensive coordinator, Dan Henning, Lucas said, "As Dan Henning said upstairs, there was an imposter impersonating Ray Lucas on Sunday".
Borrowing from a US blog, she wrote that grades didn't count for everything, and, referring to examiners, said: "They do not know that you can be trustworthy, kind or thoughtful, and that you try, every day, to be your very best… the scores you get will tell you something, but they will not tell you everything.
"I read everything, and Julie teaches everything," he said, referring to the range of subjects that Ms. Wosk teaches at Maritime College, including English, architecture, art history and studio painting.
