Sentence examples for has been a reference from inspiring English sources

My father left on a December 1st, and since then that date has been a reference point for measuring the temperature of the heart, so to speak.

With the Bears, Cutler's and Marshall's success in Denver has been a reference point, both easing the reunion and raising expectations.

Capote's black and white ball was a party as performance art; it has been a reference point for glossy magazines ever since, and frequently imitated (for example, by Sean Puffy CombsbSean Puffy Combs

In front of a fluent midfield he has been a reference, always pulling into the spaces between centre-backs and full-backs, yet also capable of playing with his back to goal, holding the ball up.

This must have been a reference to what had taken place in the goalmouth.

But the final voicemail made what Peppiatt believes may have been a reference to the contents of lost voicemail.

Mr. Salahi added that they had "turned over documentation" to the Secret Service, which might have been a reference to the e-mail messages.

He wore an ankh pendant, and the name appears to have been a reference to Pharaoh Ramses II, whose royal names included "Setep-en-Ra".

Those existing programmes might have been a reference to the NSA's Prism project, and Tempora, GCHQ's crown jewel, which was in development.

Cameron's comments are likely to have been a reference to the devolution deals offered by George Osborne's "northern powerhouse" scheme.

But Van Gundy's choice of words might have been a reference to the no-trade clause Houston is seeking in his new contract.