Sentence examples for reference for a from inspiring English sources

There's a website called dutchfootsteps.com that you can use as a good reference for a walk.

That's a glowing reference for a man who was named after Lionel Ritchie.

Why, she asks, should whiteness even be a point of reference for a black self-image?

Would you ever use this novel as a reference for a future collection?

"Very shortly I will be publishing the terms of reference for a review of TV licence enforcement.

Manager Jürgen Klopp is 2013's cult style reference for a particular niche: those who appreciate both fashion and football.

Reality There is no obligation on an employer to provide a reference for a worker, let alone a favourable one.

A 'beard' is a well-known reference for a partner or date used to conceal one's sexuality.

He called the news conference to announce that he had given his terms of reference for a banking royal commission to Malcolm Turnbull.

Culleton has presented terms of reference for a royal commission to Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten but One Nation has not proposed a Senate inquiry yet.

He said Labor had not presented proposed terms of reference for a royal commission because, like a blank whiteboard, the issues changed daily.