Sentence examples for reference early on from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare made other appearances: an "Out, damned spot" reference early on prompted a mention of "King Lear," followed by a quick correction to "Macbeth"; a tantrum near the upright piano ("It's all about me — me me me me me!") subsided and left Durning near a wall; "But soft!" she said, and proceeded to clamber up it.

If a BAC-ES alone could not be matched with the reference earlier on, the length extension of the BAC-ES by aligned WGS reads now increased the probability to find matches with good alignments to the reference genome.

Rickie Fowler was blown over by Rory McIlroy and was oblivious to the Eastenders references early on.

Don't be fooled by references early on to chocolates and the sight of Mr. Shawn in a knockout dressing gown that could have been purchased at Harrods up the road.

The "What are those?" reference occurs early on in the film, as Shuri is showing her brother T'Challa around her lab, and constitutes one of the first big laughs in the movie.

For more on the Steinstücken exclave, see "Exclaves of West Berlin (4): Steinstücken and Wüste Mark" (Strange Maps No. 151), which also references earlier posts on other such exclaves.

(or issue) in REFERENCE; earlier in STACKS.

Mr. Joseph, in propulsive patter that evokes poetry slams, makes reference to Barclays early on and asks a pointed question: "Why not think of architecture as relevant to the poor?" The form of the show's prologue itself makes a statement.

She references early music, psychology and literature.

It's no coincidence that Albee references the Eumenides early on in the play.

References are made early on to "Friends" and "Sex and the City," possibly to suggest that this thing will be more real than those things.