Sentence examples for like to reference from inspiring English sources

COMMENT FROM SARAH: All these references to South Korea are making me want to go back to the country of my birth… COMMENT FROM BIG D: Rebecca: — i'd like to reference Job REBECCA MEAD: "Pat down" — first laugh of night! and first presidential chuckle.

Again, if you find facts you'd like to reference, write them down in bullet format in your word processor.

We just like to reference these things when we tell someone who accuses us of racism why they are wrong.

I always like to reference Ben Franklin's quote within this conversation, "Life is ten percent what you make it and ninety percent how you take it".

Visualization is important for those who like to read, who like to reference and like to research your topic of discussion.

But Ms. Scheffler, 65, likes to reference Thomas Mann's "Magic Mountain".

And Smith's cultural milieu, if one could define that loosely, is one of vapid bubble-gum pop, not of the kind of dark, complex jazz that Turnage likes to reference.

My dad liked to reference the Joe Louis quote frequently, but he used it in reference to people who want rewards without working for them.

He commented that sometimes those items "seep into what we're writing about" and said that he likes to reference "in an oblique way".

I would like to clarify that reference.

We like to say, in reference to Dylan, 'We are not afraid to go electric'.