Sentence examples for foster refers from inspiring English sources
And running alongside this wished-for restoration of a certain albeit nostalgically idealised brand of eighteenth-century political élitism - Foster refers at one point to 'the insouciant Yeats snobbery' - there is Yeats's growing fascination with, and formulation of, an entire hermetic system of history, much of which was 'dictated' from the beyond, with his wife, George, as medium.
"Founders did so at Borgen's direction in order to provide Foster with a prearranged amount of brokerage commissions in exchange for Foster referring clients," the S.E.C. asserted in its complaint.
This paper explores the area in-between, looking at robot fostering, referring to techniques by which skills can be transferred to robots through a close interaction with humans.
Foster Farms referred calls to Tom Super, the spokesman for the National Chicken Council.
"Hopper was painting a strata specific to the urban area," Foster said, referring to windows at night, upper-story bedrooms glimpsed from the elevated train.
Stephens cunningly links the three scenes: the Habanera from Carmen recurs, and the steely child-slaver turns out to be a product of the foster home referred to at the beginning.
Foster constantly referred to attacks by the IRA on her father, a Royal Ulster Constabulary reservist, and on her own school bus, and lacked the cosmopolitan experience of Paisley or Robinson before they became first minister.
Mr. Babbitt, who had a lively sense of humor despite the reputation for severity that his music fostered, sometimes referred to himself as a maximalist to stress the musical and philosophical distance between his style and the simpler, more direct style of younger contemporaries like Philip Glass, Steve Reich and other Minimalist composers.
Foster began searching for a high school coaching job this fall when UCLA assistant Mark Gottfried referred Foster to The Master's Coach Mel Hankinson in November.
Besides learning how to enhance natural ecosystem services, the Capturing Coral Reef Ecosystem Services project also seeks to develop coastal eco-businesses and foster what some refer to as a "blue economy".
