Sentence examples for reference on what from inspiring English sources

(For reference on what it means to design a truly intuitive phone, read this essay/letter about Nokia and Apple).

An occasional reference on what you need to do is o.k., however don't try to take every opportunity to inject wedding information into each conversation.

Ask a hairdresser what your face shape is, then look below for some reference on what styles might look good on you.

Keep writing in your food journal while you do this so you have notes for future reference on what you ate and how you felt.

In fact, people in the Fountain presented their own intertextual references on what was more significant for them as a matter of routine survival and belonging, which allowed them to be more constructive about themselves.

I know what I'm capable of doing, to be able to give people better reference of what's really going on".

With both Lucky and Cargo, we were not selling you a lifestyle so much as serving as a reference book on what our editors find to be interesting and worthwhile".

Although the theory is no less nonlocal than Mach's, it entails that the law of motion governing isolated subsystems of the universe will make no reference to what is going on in the rest of the universe.

The new hot rodders "have no reference to what went on 50 years ago," he added.

"Of course it's unfair," she wrote on the site in reference to what is now commonly referred to as "passing as black".

There is arguably a creeping elitism among some policy makers concerned with education, but it is worth remembering that "a shared frame of reference" often centres on what is popular, and accessing it, even celebrating it, is a good way to initially engage learners.