Sentence examples for got to reference from inspiring English sources

After spending hours on an essay and having the relief of completion, it's the worst feeling ever to suddenly realise you've got to reference, which can take hours.

The closest they got to referencing Amazon's negotiating tactics, involving Hachette authors' books, was to note that the companies will "resume normal trading," with books published by Hachette "prominently featured in promotions".

You may want to identify to the employer the context in which your reference got to know you, however.

Usually by the time hiring managers get to the reference phase they've already formed an opinion about how you'd perform at the job.

And he gets to make a reference to "You going down on me... ...... Which is, frankly, just showing off.

Don't let the Mr. Clean references get to you.

Contact past clients and colleagues to get references to give to future customers.

You have to read the wall label to get the reference to Thomas Jefferson's idea of dividing the continent according to a vast grid system.

'To get a reference, to get experience, and some have managed to find jobs, so that encourages others.' 'But what about you?' 'I am just getting frustrated,' he replied.

The general consensus seems to be that it is part of a creationist plot to get references to the creator into a peer-reviewed scientific journal.

But you don't have to get the references to read Pite's work.