Sentence examples for reference live from inspiring English sources

I will not be performing the lyrics that contain that reference live and have removed them from my catalogue.

In his letter, Wayne wrote that he not only supported Reid's decision but also vowed that he would "not be performing the lyrics that contain that reference live and have removed them from my catalogue".

And thus, Ono's reputation for toppling art world exclusivity and pretension, whether through social media, a heap of flies or a classic television reference, lives on. .

For a while Keret opted against generic dedications in favor of completely fictitious ones that reference lives saved, money owed, vendettas, and broken hearts.

†† Reference groups in analyses: Sex male = reference; Living situation not alone = reference; No additional diagnosis = reference; Start of case management late in disease trajectory = reference; Affiliation is collaboration between institutions = reference; Target group of organization from curative care onwards = reference.

Their list includes: tweet in your own voice; use hashtags and @ mention other people you reference; live-tweet events; share special content, photos and videos; ask questions and reply to your followers; and give an insider perspective.

The Hollywood Reporter notes that Raphael's complaint also references her live Instagram feed on March 27 , 2018 where Cardi B reportedly disparaged him by saying, "There's a lot of people that I had to cutoff, a lot of friends, a lot of management, a lot of people that I had to cutoff because... one thing I notice... people don't give a fck about you.'".

In addition, we identified three referents for each registry member, and we attempted to contact the reference subject living nearest to the index address in 1979.

In sociology, the term is used in reference to living up to someone else's high standards and expectations.

On the floor was a pile of McQueen's beloved reference books: Living Jewels, a huge tome of exquisite closeups of beetles, and another on German artist Rebecca Horn's installation piece Moon Mirror.

When we reference "Black Lives Matter," this isn't some overreaction or unwarranted clarion call.