Sentence examples for have a reference to from inspiring English sources

It's an idyllic scene that doesn't have a reference to man or troubles.

Earlier Friday, ministers discussed whether Europe's constitution would have a reference to Christianity in its preamble.

"But yes, if I was writing the episodes now I might have a reference to it".

That opinion is shared by people who have fought unsuccessfully to have a reference to Christianity inserted into the preamble of a constitution for the European Union.

In Europe, the limits of the Vatican's influence, as well as one of the seeds of its frustration, were made clear in the pope's failed campaign to have a reference to Christianity inserted into the preamble of the current draft of a European Union constitution.

Moreover, it would have a reference to the guardian service component.

Last week we had a reference to 'Trousergate'.

The story has a reference to long hair which will come to sound sinister, since Ted's victims uniformly had long brown hair, parted in the middle.

And whereas a bit of cultural background is fine, almost every page has a reference to a film, play or artwork, from "Casablanca" to Harry Potter and Damien Hirst's pickled shark.

The latest ad has a reference to "the possible errors of a limited few" but does not deal with the nature of those errors.

He has a reference to St. Valentine's Day in "The Parliament of Fowls," in which he wrote that "every fowl cometh there to choose his mate".