Sentence examples for more references to from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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

Whatever the reason, this puzzle has more references to BOSTON, but I'm not giving anymore away.

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

A  Downing Street source said: "Discussion went well and we've achieved what we set out to do - more references to member states; more references to Nato; no references to Europe's armed forces; less harmonisation.

Marianne Faithfull could probably do without any more references to the Rolling Stones cluttering up reviews of her work.

But there were more references to Nehru jackets and silken jodhpurs than to dresses with Mughal flower patterns.

There are no more references to their philosophic divide, and "28 Hotel Rooms" slowly expires for lack of air.

British sources said they had secured more references to Nato and the role of member states in the summit's conclusions.