Sentence examples for need a reference from inspiring English sources

But that's where the comparison ends ("People need a reference point when something's new," she sniffs).

Consequently, OSG yields closed-loop trajectories that do not need a reference trajectory.

The photographic element is usually only a part of the composition - something that involves perspective or dimension for which I need a reference; something that is distorted maybe and would be unbelievable if drawn straight out of my head.

The following week, after Ms. Lewinsky told Ms. Currie that she would need a reference from the White House, the President asked Chief of Staff Erskine Bowles to arrange one.

(You mean, he had good eyesight and that is why he liked deities?) Most of all, we do not need a reference to Brest street life being cleaned up in the 1840's to be followed by the sentence: "Such queasy righteousness, the ruling spirit of the age, was calling out for a new Aristophanes, a new Rabelais, a new Voltaire.

While I am aware that you may need a reference, I'm afraid that my former boss from PAC will not write a letter on my behalf, but, if you tweet at him, there's a non-zero chance he will reply at 3 A.M.

I needed a reference point in the boxing world to the character I was playing.

An enterprising member of the group, Twirl, said they needed a reference library, & went about ordering appropriate books.

If Burress needs a reference, he can count on Shockey, who said: "He was a great teammate.

Likewise, the use of the impedance matching concept, requiring only measurements taken at the corresponding bus without needing a reference signal, is proposed.

This book is destined to enjoy a healthy shelf life for anyone ever needing a reference or citation to the dates, names and places for the Bush presidency's many triumphs in marketing itself and the war in Iraq.