Sentence examples for prolific references to from inspiring English sources

Expanding his religious theme, Rev. Barber pointed out that the Bible is rippling with prolific references to the poor.

At New Wimbledon Theatre, Dallas star Gray gives an utterly charming, if at times tentative performance as the Fairy Godmother in Cinderella, well served by a script by Eric Potts (the most prolific of today's panto writers) that makes copious references to Texas, oil and Southfork – and she channels Sue Ellen, swigging from a hip flask on a chain (bejewelled, of course) around her neck.

The most prolific reference has proved the humble bumblebee – as championed by Marios Schwab and Fred Butler, while the most  flamboyant and thoroughly literal interpretation was by Sarah Burton, of Alexander McQueen.

References to romantic films?

Sedate references to Picasso?

Ominous references to license renewal.

The interminable references to 1966.

But references to Aristophanes?

Look for references to other reference books.

Avoid references to states.

Make references to inside jokes.