Sentence examples for lone reference from inspiring English sources
The only standing ovation came during Mr. Obama's lone reference to the health care debate, when he said: "One thing that reform won't change is veterans' health care.
Throughout the day, that was Mr. Obama's lone public reference to his speech, which aides had characterized as a critical test of his candidacy.
It is striking, in this regard, that the lone literary reference in the speech was not to someone like James Baldwin — who often spoke of an American religion, centered on white skin — but to Atticus Finch, the hero of Harper Lee's "To Kill a Mockingbird".
This paper assesses how gender, housing, austerity and the right to the city inter-relate with reference to female lone parents from East London, the site of the 2012 Olympic Games.
The report — titled "The Age of the Wolf," in reference to the lone nature of most attacks — surveyed violence carried out between April 1, 2009, and February 1 , 2015 for a total of 63 victims of terrorism — ranging from migrants, to abortion providers, to FBI agents, to the victims of the Fort Hood shooting.
Can you spot the cat? pic.twitter.com/MCLcmL4Zie Like the panda drawing, the owls (and lone cat) drawing also contains references to the upcoming holiday with some of the birds wearing festive hats and sporting cheerful bowties.
I can illustrate this extraordinary pillaging spree by reference to one sequence in The Lone Ranger that manages a kind of satanic double-borrowing.
Turnbull referenced a new Islamic State publication urging lone wolf attacks at a number of well-known Australian locations.
And lone wolves are very rarely lonely.
A lone figure bearing a rake crisscrosses the stage throughout the work, a reference to the old boatman in the book, Siddhartha's last teacher.
