Sentence examples for has become a reference from inspiring English sources

As a result, his game has become a reference point for the most testing indie titles.

It has become "a reference to a reference," Mr. Bastian added.

"The Teatro Dell'Opera today has become a reference point," he said.

He has done so many of them that his work has become a reference point in the field.

RUN LOLA RUN (1998) has become a reference point for the Sundance crowd; its innovative structure made it an attention-getter when it first appeared.

Though the Rutgers archive is little known to the public — there is not even a sign outside the building it shares with the graduate admissions office — it has become a reference for war historians and students alike.

Since the British label Warp released DJ Mujava's Township Funk in 2008, South African house and kwaito have become a reference point for producers and DJs in the UK and the US.

Their flights, offered four to five times a week and up to eight times a day in the lead-up to Valentine's Day, have become a reference point for mile-high club aspirants and other airlines looking to get into the business.

Finally, it should be pointed out that these clinics have become a reference point for women who practise prostitution in Asturias, thanks to the confidence that they have in the doctors and staff there.

Fifty years later, the programme had become a reference [ 2, 3].

Vietnam, inevitably, has become a recurring reference point.