Sentence examples for is referenced on from inspiring English sources

In the past it has held curiosities, such as a glass mausoleum built by 19th-century eccentric Horatio Bright to house his dead wife and son (this is referenced on the album's opening track, I Still Want You: "If you stare through the glass from moment to moment / It's funny what you find").

A more shipshape kind of seaman also provided inspiration at Valentino, Prabal Gurung and Chloé (whose softly 70s take on the look is perhaps the most wearable of them all and is referenced on the high street at NW3 and Jaeger).

A new and unannouced Amazon Web Service to be called "SDS" is referenced on this Amazon web page discussing customer YouOS (see second to last paragraph – screen shot is also below) and is being tested with a select few Amazon partners.

Starbucks has picked an overall theme of "inspiration" -- to smile, to get involved in charitable work, anything -- and that theme is referenced on every channel, in almost every post or page.

After all, the company's CEO, David Pecker, was a longtime friend of Trump's who is referenced on the tape, and after buying it, AMI sat on it, only relinquishing rights after McDougal successfully sued them this year.

Ironically despite the absence of the one continuing supporting character from the prior films, this entry actually works as an almost direct sequel to Mission: Impossible III, as Ethan's marriage is referenced on several occasions (Yay... continuity!).

In the hours after the killing, detectives searched Mair's home for any evidence of extremist rightwing material, held physically or in digital form, as he was referenced on at least one extremist website.

Rose points out that the way tenants are referenced on auctionlets could save them money compared to a high street agent.

The clip became A Thing in February with around 350,000 retweets and the duo of Daniel (Lara) and film-maker Josh Holz appearing on Ellen and being referenced on Jane the Virgin.

The Butner research was referenced on the Senate floor in 2003, before a bill was passed that raised mandatory penalties for child-pornography possession, and it was cited five times in the Department of Justice's 2010 National Strategy for Child Exploitation Prevention and Interdiction.

But William Unruh, of the University of British Columbia, whose paper exploring the limits of Dr. Hawking's radiation process was referenced on Mr. Wagner's Web site, said they had missed his point.