Sentence examples for in apparent reference from inspiring English sources

The site chooses to ignore its target's thespian talents, referring to "hip-hop DJ Elba" in apparent reference to the actor's career in East End nightclubs more than a decade ago.

He has been outspent "20 to 1," he often said, in apparent reference to Mr. Romney.

"Yes," she replies with a smile in apparent reference to Campbell's stated ignorance of the country.

The federal government is "stepping up" to provide that, she says, in apparent reference to the NOAA.

In apparent reference to his on-off girlfriend, the model Bella Hadid, who is 6ft in heels, he adds, "Guess I've been hanging out with too many supermodels".

"Terrell has 25 million reasons why he should be alive," she said, in apparent reference to the three-year, $25 million contract Owens signed last March.

"They know this is what you want to cover," Mr. Clinton told a CNN reporter in Charleston, in an apparent reference to the Obama campaign.

Speaking to reporters on his flight from Rome, the Pope said young people were "at this moment are in crisis," in an apparent reference to the continuing economic crisis across Europe.

"Please don't go to their cemetery," she added in her note, in an apparent reference to Reagan's controversial 1985 visit to the Bitburg war cemetery, where some German Nazi troops are buried.

"So send those fundraising requests out," Rush said in a sneering tone, in an apparent reference to Steele, adding: "Make sure you say, 'We want Obama to succeed.' So people understand your compassion".

"Iran has a long record in attacking foreign diplomatic missions," said Jubeir, in an apparent reference to the 1979 storming of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran by Iranian students.