Sentence examples for inserting a reference from inspiring English sources

Scott is earnest in an age of irony, damning the "satanic creators" of Heat magazine and inserting a reference to Iraq into Old England.

Do not even think for a moment about inserting a reference to 18 holes.

Though the 1989 amendments to the ISA did not retrospectively introduce any criminal offences, the legislature saw fit to amend Article 149(1) by inserting a reference to Article 11 to forestall any possible arguments on section 8D's inconsistency with the Article.

Hemingway inserted a reference to the incident in The Sun Also Rises.

Made for the PlayStation Portable hand-held game console, World Tour Soccer is small and fast (if I knew anything about soccer I would probably insert a reference here to a small, fast soccer player).

He feeds off a crowd, big or small, and in front of 2,000 people in St . Paul Minn., on Wednesday he inserted a reference to the "right to choose" and got a thunderous reaction.

The film is so eager to flaunt its inspirations that sometimes it goes out of its way to insert a reference, the most flagrantly unnecessary being a clip from "Once Upon a Time in the West," which prompts Brendan to deliver an admiring little aside about its pacing.

During the two-year-long effort to write a constitution for the EU, one of the most fraught issues was whether to insert a reference to Europe's Christian roots into the statement of European values that serves as the constitution's preamble.

Gilligan inserted a reference to the villain Eugene Victor Tooms from the first season episodes "Squeeze" and "Tooms" in a conversation between Ryan and Mulder.

Gareth Roberts inserted a reference to the landmark specifically, the bus number is 200 —and Davies emailed the show's publicity team to advertise the special as such.

We have now inserted a reference to that figure to signpost where we have quantified this effect.