Sentence examples for in a number of references from inspiring English sources
SOCIETY A report last Sunday about the marriage of Daniel M. Hendrick and Jimmy Van Bramer, a New York City councilman, misspelled the councilman's surname in a number of references.
Two of the new characters deliberately nod to the Pippi Longstocking books, which were one of Larsson's inspirations for Salander; and the Swedish title, Men Who Hate Women, of the first Millennium book, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, is alluded to in a number of references to misogny and maltreatment of women.
An optimal setup for testing the performance of Snort has been suggested in a number of references [34, 35].
The developers used German terms extensively for naming things in the game, in addition to a number of references from Greek mythology and the Bible.
In 1807, Washington Irving made a number of references to Gotham in some essays of his that appeared anonymously in a short-lived magazine called "Salamagundi," which took its name from a highly spiced pickled-herring hash popular then.
In its 1,500 pages, the Norwegian made a number of references to New Zealand, in particular suggesting it might be a place for Europeans to move to avoid immigration.
I wouldn't trust it.' [Participant 27, Female, age 18] Trust was frequently mentioned in relation to credibility and a number of references were made to the expertise of those responsible for authorising the prescription online.
A number of sources in the US have said there were a number of references to the CIA's use of Diego Garcia in the report on the agency's use of torture that was published last month by the US Senate intelligence committee.
Such a work constituted a challenge, no less effective for being flippant, to Augustus's cherished moral reforms, and it included a number of references, in that context tactless if not indeed provocative, to symbols of the emperor's personal prestige.
