Sentence examples for reference much from inspiring English sources

They used the recordings as a reference, much like a moving storyboard.

The report, to be credible, would need to be well focused, with a clear terms of reference, much like his report on the death of Dr David Kelly.

"Much of the pictorial matter in the book follows the text in mood and reference; much of it is also entirely non-referential, merely responding to the disposition of the text on the page.

One oft-repeated historical reference (much beloved by President Ronald Reagan along with many others) offers an excellent case in point.

At my day job, it's hard enough reading hundreds of lines of code written by someone else with documentation and architectural reference, much less read code that lacks documentation and has been deliberately obfuscated into a very-hard-to-read symbol table.

For the Portuguese government documents, the EU and the idea of a "European welfare state" has been the reference much more often that the WHO [ 15].

Q: You've been making films about Indigenous Australia for decades and Utopia references much of your previous work on the subject.

The foreign secretary made several references, much to the surprise of Italian journalists, to a colourful former Italian "disco dancing socialist" named Gianni De Michelis, who served as Italy's foreign minister in 1989.

While the real-world cloud database migrations used to evaluate our estimated migration cost and duration were small-scale, we have referenced much larger cloud migrations when interpreting the experimental results.

It's just three girls sharing a condo with Miss Hannigan, who is a former member of C&C Music Factory a fact that is referenced much more often than any other major plot point.

The Green model is complementary to the use of methodological dynamic references much as the management of the project cycle focuses on managing interventions or projects whose aim is to contribute to changing a situation from unsatisfactory to satisfactory.