Sentence examples for reference that one from inspiring English sources

I'm surprised Sanford didn't reference that one!

WS-Addressing specifies a construct called an endpoint reference that allows one to address a Web services endpoint.

(I knew I shouldn't have put my mum as a reference for that one).

The Times has its own way of antiseptically describing the situation: "Tensions often spiral into rounds of cross-border violence". No reference in that one mind-boggling sentence to cause and effect, obvious though it is.

The endurance of going into an office where someone constantly makes overt sexual references that involve one is hard to explain to those who have never experienced it.

Why should anyone judge me for that?" Names have been changed This article was amended on 12 March 2012 to correct one reference that said there are 12,000 children living in the UK and Ireland today who were born with HIV.

"That one reference has got me excited about a nondescript European B-League clash.

A search of the Medline-indexed literature identified only one reference that could be used to directly estimate the base case utility of metastatic RCC [ 17].

At one point, he referred to Obama as "that one" - a reference that caused some women in the audience to wince.

In the archives of ersatz references, that one is among the fattest folders.

My point is there are certain cultural touchstones and references that one has to be adept at discussing in order to fit in to advance in the office and in the world at large.