Sentence examples for occasionally referenced from inspiring English sources
An individual named "Ryan" is occasionally referenced by the hackers in the logs, though he himself does not feature and appears to have only a loose association with the group.
Quiñones and Fleer (2011) suggest 'the researcher forms part of the reality of the child in that moment in time' (p.116) and evident in the video clip example, researcher presence was acknowledged by focus child who occasionally referenced through gazing.
Between the chapters, and occasionally referenced in the main comic are a number of omake.
Online is occasionally referenced while virtual has become 'virtual' (no mention at all).
The actors' former characters are occasionally referenced in plots that place them in similar contexts than those of older fictions.
The two shows have occasionally referenced each other over the years, including a 2002 "South Park" episode called "Simpsons Already Did It".
He made superbly minimal and emotionally adept pieces, occasionally referencing Brian and Roger Eno's splendid An Ending (Ascent).
Fearful of the potential legal consequences from US broadcasters, European leagues and failed rival bids from Australia and the US, during this period both Blatter and Valcke insisted that the tournament would be played in June – occasionally referencing the ambitious air-cooled stadiums promised by the Qataris.
I continued to use Venmo and eat Thai food, occasionally referencing my ISIS anecdote as a warning for other dumb jokes friends might post on Venmo.
Occasionally referencing anecdotes from his failed reform effort in the early 1990s, he directly confronted the popular "death panel" myth being promoted among conservatives: that Democrats wanted to set up government panels to determine which sick patients to euthanize.
Do you actually understand any of the scientific concepts you occasionally reference on the show?
