Sentence examples for likely reference from inspiring English sources

For this reason the design was also referred to as the "Avro Ace," a likely reference to the Ace of Spades.

The first likely reference is in the Chinese Shu Ching, dating from about 2900BC.

For a guy Mink's age, two-a-days are a likely reference to multivitamins, not double practices.

Biden's code word is Celtic, a likely reference to his Irish roots as opposed to any fandom of Boston basketball.

It was unclear to lawmakers what Mr. Trump meant by "generous," although it seemed a likely reference to tax credits that would make health insurance more affordable.

Faculty will likely not require a specific edition, although they will likely reference page numbers from the edition they are using.

4. Perhaps the most likely references to games in songs may be to do with cards.

Kardashian was more likely referencing the 'Pope is dope' T-shirts being worn by excited Americans to mark the pontiff's first official visit to the country, or the #popeisdope hashtags circulating on social media.

"We will expand our commentary on issues of accounting quality," said Clifford Griep, executive managing director and chief credit officer at S.& P. "We're still researching what form that will take, whether it takes the form of an explicit section of our credit reports or, more likely, references to accounting issues that are material in the context" of a credit analysis, he said.

Iger added that this will allow Hulu to "become an even more viable competitor" to existing services, likely referencing Netflix and Amazon Prime Video without naming them directly.

Early designs were typically covered in leather, and the name most likely references gentlemen's clubs where men could enjoy a cigar and a drink, and relax into the comfortable design.