Sentence examples for reference to asking from inspiring English sources

It's one thing to put people on one-hour standby," a reference to asking witnesses to be available on short notice but allowing them to go about their usual business.

This reference to asking and answering questions would not be well understood by a reader who had not yet encountered a series of dialogues in which Socrates asks his interlocutors questions of the form, "What is X?" (Euthyphro: what is piety? Laches: what is courage? Charmides: What is moderation? Hippias Major: what is beauty?).

The new film adaptation of "Possession," directed by Neil LaBute, is likely to appeal to the second group of readers, since Mr. LaBute has wisely kept on-screen recitation to a minimum and completely omitted reference to "Ask to Embla," the mythopoetic magnum opus that functions in the novel as a kind of Rosetta stone of secret, literary love.

García's reference that Woods might be served that – rather than, say, filet mignon or pizza – was seen as a blunt racial reference akin to asking him if he wanted water melon or putting on a fake black accent.

Of course, we've seen sportsmen themselves endorse hair-loss clinics, typified by the current ad for the Advanced Hair Studio, which makes reference to Mark Nicholas asking AHS client Shane Warne about his treatment during a recent interview.

The advantage of using random samples of metabolic networks with a specific property for our analysis is that such samples have not been subject to any of the (usually unknown) selection pressures that an organism's metabolism is subject to, and that they can form a useful reference point to ask whether any one organism's metabolic network has typical or atypical properties.

Which of Donald's affairs is this in reference to bb? Ask this woman about bad husbands, I think she wrote a book about it.

So he does everything from cold calling to just showing up to sending retailer packages to asking for references.

Get references and then be prepared to ask those references pointed questions about their experience.

In a thinly veiled reference to Amazon, Richard Bacon MP asked if this could be true even if a UK consumer buys goods from a ".co.uk" website and the product is delivered from a warehouse in Britain.

St Cloud police chief Blair Anderson has said the man reportedly made at least one reference to Allah and asked a victim if he or she was Muslim before attacking.