Sentence examples for more reference to from inspiring English sources

Or do you look back at the piece after a day or so and, say, throw in one more reference to a cheetah at the end?

The light, which is synchronized to match the sunlight schedule as it relates to the time zone of his ancestral home in Poland, gives the exhibition one more reference to a far-away time and place.

At other times, Wright plays up the story's nightmarish weirdness, and batters us about the head with fairy-tale motifs: one more reference to wicked witches or woodland cottages and Walt Disney could have sued.

The 2007 2014 period made more reference to diverse aspects of argumentation.

However, in Meier's (2009) study of Germans employed in the banking/financial sector in London, there is more reference to salaries and careers.

Firstly, Canadian SG newspaper content focuses more on implementation and describing people's experiences with smart meters, while the U.S. content focuses more on commercial opportunities with more reference to private sector actors and various technological components beyond smart meters.

Flemish content in Belgium is much more likely to refer to "tax" than French content, whereas in French there are more references to "government".

More references to physical contact between the male characters were dropped.

There are, indeed, rather more references to breasts in this book than one might have expected.

My new show for E4 has even more references to art.

"But now you see more and more references to Michelin in the press".