Sentence examples similar to first hand reference from inspiring English sources
The characterisation of urban residents' transit trips can provide a first-hand reference for the evaluation, management and planning of public transport.
Excavating scattered letters, fragmented diaries and second-hand references to her writings for short-lived African-American weeklies, Giddings aims, she writes, to uncover the achievements of a bold woman whose militancy and "dominating style" sometimes cost her allies in her own day and proper credit in the eyes of history.
If you've thrown away all of your notes and lecture gatherings and have received a failing grade, all of the permanent and first-hand references you will have gotten during the class' duration will be gone forever!
Born in 1936 and a generation older than most punks, Vega could remember the 50s rock'n'roll it referenced first hand, while the spirit of the late 60s counterculture occasionally seeped into his lyrics: there's a definite hint of the anti-Vietnam protest about Ghost Rider's refrain of "America's killing its youth".
Enroll in an internship program while working on your degree to get some first hand experience in the field, valuable references and an enhanced resume.
But I had often run across references to isolated linguistic pockets in Europe, and this time I wanted to explore one first hand.
I witnessed it first hand.
She has seen this at first hand.
Ruffin won the first hand.
He knows this first hand.
