Cortana makes a reference to this event via voiceover in Halo 3 during a cinematic before gameplay begins.
But it wasn't until Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, used it in a speech to a congressional committee in February of this year, in reference to the events of 1 January 2013, that the phrase leapt into the mainstream.
I can still see it, still feel the pinch in my chest when the word "gay" came up — perhaps in reference to some event in the news, or perhaps in reference to me — and he'd wordlessly take his leave of whatever conversation my mother and my siblings and I were having.
In the second part of the screening interview, the 17 DSM symptoms of PTSD are assessed in reference to the worst event.
But to reduce the recall bias, data were collected by interviewing the mothers to give their response in reference to different events.
Additionally, full month when introduction of complementary feeding is recorded as the time to cessation of EBF in this study than using of the specific date which made the respondents easy to remember that month in reference to different events.
Wigan's supporters had started the game chanting for Blackpool, in reference to the remarkable events on this pitch on Saturday afternoon.
"We're not the place for that," said Phil Griffin, the channel's president, in reference to covering breaking events as CNN does.
"Once bitten, twice shy," said plant biotechnologist Dr. Andrew Kiggundu in reference to last year's events, when Parliament passed the bill, but President Museveni declined to adopt it into law.
St. Louis Rams players raise their arms in reference to events in Ferguson, Missouri, as they walk onto the field before an NFL football game against the Oakland Raiders in St . Louis Nov. 30, 2014.
The phylogenetic inferences based on such parameters should be strictly viewed in reference to the demographic events, particularly for India.
