Sentence examples for in reference to the start from inspiring English sources

A few weeks after the 1961 game, which President John F. Kennedy had attended, the P.R. pioneer Denny Griswold described in her industry newsletter, Public Relations News, the efforts by Philadelphia merchants and city officials to rebrand the day Big Friday, in reference to the start of the holiday shopping season.

He is quoted calling the conflict "our Rhineland" (in reference to the start of the second world war) and warning that India would "rape Pakistan".Mr Kissinger adopts a magisterial tone in the one chapter he devoted to the India-Pakistan crisis in his 1979 work, "The White House Years".

Positions (Pos). of the TREs are presented in reference to the transcription start site of the associated gene.

b Exon harboring the SNPs/c Position of the SNPs are given in reference to the translational start site.

Mr. Medvedev, in a reference to the start of NATO exercises in Georgia (19 countries under the command of a Spanish general, including the United States and Britain but not France or Germany), took that line in saying, "Those who are taking these decisions will carry full responsibility for any negative consequences".

Even as lawmakers were debating the Anglo Irish liquidation, the hashtag #promnight — in reference to the promissory notes — started to trend on Twitter as the Irish public eagerly awaited the outcome.

"It started in San Francisco," he said in reference to the Giants series the first weekend in May, "and since then, I could feel it coming back.

Improvement of depression, in reference to the severity of the depression at the start of the treatment, is also rated by the therapist on the Clinical Global Improvement scale (CGI-I) [ 35].

These included the fact that in both novels the story is set in A Coruña in Galicia; they both make reference to the start of the Second Spanish Republic in 1931; both have a character called Jacob and a female character who is expert at cards.

Lawrence is said to be an early pioneer of social media in reference to the fact that The Big Chill Festival, started in the mid 90s, had a lively and active web forum.

In the fourth quarter, fans started chanting "We Want Blake," in reference to the Clippers high-flying rookie, Blake Griffin, who had played only nine minutes to that point.