Sentence examples for is a reference in from inspiring English sources

There is a reference in the diaries of John B. Grimball from 1832 for a Charleston preserve of fowl.

(There is a reference in "Pulphead" to his "great-great-great-great-great-grandparents Luke and Ann").

"There is a reference in the first act to a man whose daughter [has been the victim of] an attempted rape by the oppressors.

That is to say JCC is a reference in menswear, though not necessarily his pin-thin jeans, sunglasses and giant hair, which would look ridiculous on 99.9% of the male population.

"All I will say," he continued, "is that if there is a reference in the Bible to a city, Dan, what at an earlier time was called Laish, in the second millennium B.C., I have such a city".

But it is a reference in the cable to a meeting this year in Libya between Mr. Steiner and Colonel Qaddafi that has prompted the broadest outrage and raised serious questions about whether Mr. Schröder's most trusted adviser on foreign policy questions can survive politically.

There was a reference, in the subtitles, to the ecology of unemployment.

Unless you are already aware of it, your first clue to ancestry abroad will probably be a reference in the census.

An early version of Thomas appears in the 1992 play White Woman Street, and there's a reference in The Temporary Gentleman to "my great uncle Thomas McNulty, who was scalped by a band of Comanches in the central grasslands of Texas".

This analysis could be a reference in the writing of future normative documents for all the world.

The general criterions followed in this work could be a reference in kinetic studies where design and scale up are the main aim.