Sentence examples for has become a reference point from inspiring English sources

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

"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.

But then also, the telenovela has become a reference point in politics, given that in the 20th century, Uribe in Colombia, Correa in Ecuador, Chávez in Venezuela, Evo in Bolivia, Cristina in Argentina, Peña Nieto in México, Dilma Rousseff in Brasil have all governed in telenovela style.

Google Glass, for all the glasshole drawbacks, has become a reference point that has inspired some interesting applications and concepts for where wearable technology may take us in the future.

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.