Sentence examples for reference to bowling from inspiring English sources

You explain the reference to bowling, incidentally?

The earliest known reference to bowling in the United States was made by Washington Irving in his short story "Rip Van Winkle" (1819 1820).

This reference to bowling may not have any scientific or philosophical validity, but it does illustrate the absurdity of trying to understand that which necessarily cannot exist.

You won't find many references to bowling when examining the lives of other "manly" presidents since, including JFK, LBJ (couldn't even golf), Reagan, and Poppy Bush.

In the back of the loft, under a blinking neon sign that read "Billionaire Boys Club" — a satirical art work, not a reference to Silicon Valley — bowls were briefly stocked with pop-up themed candy: Tootsie Pops, Blow Pops, Ring Pops, Pop Rocks.

Then, in reference to Super Bowl Park, an area in downtown Miami that would be set aside for festivities, he noted that "this would have been the main entry".

(This is the first time that the word "layering" has been used in reference to Super Bowl Sunday outside of dips).

Martin continues to blog about football from his Santa Fe home, sprinkling football references in his books—in 2011's A Dance with Dragons, he named a character after Patriots coach Bill Belichick (in the book, he gets eaten by giants, most likely a reference to Super Bowls past).

One theory is that it's a corruption of Ynys-y-pwll ("the island near the pit"), another suggests it might be a reference to the bowl shape of the river-meadow and/or some sort of once-popular handball game.

Chinaman – the title is a reference to a particular bowling delivery in cricket – has already received glowing reviews in the UK.

The earliest recorded reference to the sugar bowl, Mr. Barquist said, is from an 1826 inquest after the death of Bolduc's wife.