Sentence examples for in reference to calling from inspiring English sources

He said that in reference to calling himself an African and he was smiling and warm all the while as he spoke.

The saying Go Ugly Early has been associated with the aircraft in reference to calling in the A-10 early to support troops in ground combat.

The US-trained economist once described George Bush as "dimwitted" and, in reference to Chávez calling the US president the devil, Correa said: "Calling Bush the devil offends the devil".

"It is my understanding that there were some racial name calling in reference to my name, like using the 'N' word," Mr. Cooper said.

He also pointed out – in an oblique reference to calls for the ECB to once again intervene in the sovereign debt market by buying Spanish government bonds to drive up prices and bring down the risk premium relative to 10-year German bonds – that it is not the ECB's place to take on roles best played by others.

He did not completely discredit the Havana connection, pointing to the fact that the first print use of the term "sloppy Joe" was probably in reference to a bar called Sloppy Joe's in Key West, Fla.

In reference to Ladd, Gotterbarn calls this negative responsibility and distinguishes it from positive responsibility (see also Ladd 1989).

In reference to what Milbank calls Kerry's "dainty bites," LaBan offers advice on the manly way to eat a bad sandwich.

This is in reference to what Coach Divine calls the five mountains we need to climb to achieve self-mastery in life: the physical mountain, spiritual, emotional, intellectual and the kokoro mountain.

The actual name of this database is provided by the user when a new genome alignment is available, and the current database is called mm7, in reference to the name provided by the UCSC genome browser to the annotated Build 35.1 assembly.

On Sunday,  an official told me by phone, in reference to Zamir's call for a ban, that the Foreign Ministry "doesn't do boycotts" — a loaded term in this country.