Sentence examples for getting references from inspiring English sources

Getting references?

In his fictional world, lawyers and criminals and law officers gain respect from one another by quoting dialogue from "Three Days of the Condor" or getting references to Terrence Malick.

Teri Karush Rogers, the editorial director at BrickUnderground.com, a New York City real estate guide, suggests gathering photos of your dog interacting with people and other animals; getting references from your groomer, veterinarian or neighbor; and outlining your dog's routine — for instance, explaining that you plan to hire a dog walker.

Getting references from trusted friends and advisors is a good first step to finding the right registered mover for your relocation.

My only qualm is it seems to be about congratulating people for getting references to books, and it will probably appeal mostly to smug bores who think they are smart and worldly.

Protect yourself as well as your finances by getting references first.

The other and often much easier option is " transitive linking": getting a mutual acquaintance to introduce the two of you or getting "referenced".

Get references: Talk to the vendor's customers.

I always tell people to get references, but it sometimes just boils down to chemistry.

Get references from friends who have rented villas, or work with a knowledgeable travel agent.

When anyone else does, they get references to the French cultural capital theorist, Pierre Bourdieu.