Sentence examples for reference phrases from inspiring English sources

Try passwords that reference phrases or things significant only to you.

Today, the call is most famously associated with the sinking of the Titanic; whatever the reference, the phrase evokes the courage and solemn fortitude of a man sacrificing himself for a lady.

The panel's terms of reference were phrased by the government in carefully neutral terms: to "illustrate how the information disclosed adds to public understanding of the tragedy and its aftermath".

I may sound like a broken record when I consistently reference this phrase in my weekly column: "mobile is the only under-hyped thing in tech".

The range of vocabulary extends as levels of proficiency progress, as shown in its reference wordlist, phrase list and wordlist of active words.

Originally a radio comedy, this story became so popular that it has also appeared as a novel, film, television series, stage show, comic, audiobook, LP record, adventure game and online game, its ideas became popular references (see Phrases from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy) and has been translated into many languages.

Using NVivo, the vignette core research team ran coding reports by physician race to create two data sets - one for black physicians and the other for white physicians, which were then used to compile comprehensive tables that highlighted the number of coding references (words, phrases, or statements) associated with each code.

Word your abstract so that the reader knows exactly what you're talking about, and isn't left hanging with ambiguous references or phrases.

"The comments caused a bigger stir than I expected," he said, referencing his phrasing from the November article.

"We weren't really pushing it that hard, just kind of referencing the phrase".

She was referencing a phrase used by White House strategist Steve Bannon in February.