Sentence examples for later referencing from inspiring English sources

Skinner picks up a book called TekWar, and says: "Well, the kids have to learn about TekWar sooner or later," referencing William Shatner's series of science fiction novels.

Mary Kate Knorr, the story's author, reported that retailer T.J. Maxx and Marshalls are "rumored to be next on the list of stores to drop Ivanka Trump's clothing line," despite later referencing another story featuring a spokeswoman for the stores saying otherwise.

Funnily enough, Gooding Jr. later referenced last year's kissathon, in which he shared a cheek peck with Fry himself.

Even the ostensibly hideous salmon-pink top Umbro sicked up a couple of years later referenced former SFA patron Lord Rosebery and his colours.

Isis jihadis in Syria later referenced the Chibok girls when they captured and sold hundreds of Yazidi women to their fighters.

Mr. Jackman later referenced the act by announcing after a commercial break: "Carol Channing has just been arrested in a drive-by shooting".

(This situation was later referenced in Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story).

The pornographic video Lesbian Spank Inferno, owned by Dan McGill in the final episode, is later referenced in the Coupling episode "Inferno".

Perhaps as important, other companies looking to do business with Unaoil later referenced Abikoff's findings as an indication of Unaoil's reliability.

Picasso is later referenced in the third verse of the song with the line, "Walk in my mansion, twenty thousand painting, Picasso".

After the match, Henry crushed Show's leg with a chair, (kayfabe) injuring him, an act Henry later referenced as an induction into the "Hall of Pain".