Sentence examples for public references from inspiring English sources

A check of public references to the phrase seems to support the city's claim on it.

degree rather than relying upon her résumé and the frequent, public references to it as she worked for and with several Freethought organizations".

They regard his public references to Christ during the campaign as the sincere confessions of an enthusiastic convert, and not as mere posturing.

The indictment also includes what appear to be newly public references to other Russian spies that the government believes Mr. Hanssen compromised.

LL Although economics may play a large part in the survival of the group there have been public references made to allegiances to Islamic State.

Although Mr. Romney himself has made only rare public references to his party's first and most celebrated president, his supporters have not been so reticent: at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, delegates waved Lincoln fans and donned stovepipe hats.

(He makes little public reference to 9/11, interestingly).

It features a public reference library and Compass, a multimedia database of the museum's collections.

It's a 1421 building with a 1650s library, the oldest free public reference library in the country.

But there is little public reference to this fact, even though many of these now manifest similar problems to Greece.

His book collection and the building that housed them in New York City became a public reference library in 1924.