Sentence examples for reference to changing from inspiring English sources

As for Mr. Marías's reference to changing the Spanish schedule, I would also welcome that.

In a chilling reference to changing times in Ulster, Mr. Stone, a father of nine, noted that Martin McGuinness of Sinn Fein, the political party representing the I.R.A., was now the Education Minister in the new Northern Ireland Assembly.

Other responses made specific reference to changing or adding the wings or nose, as well as adjusting the shape or length of these components.

On his official Twitter account, Lochte said: "My hair is going back to its normal color tomorrow", in what appeared to be a tongue-in-cheek reference to changing his appearance.

When asked what it was about thixotropic fluids that appealed to their artistic sensibilities, they said that it wasn't an observational starting point but was instead used as a reference to changing states.

Keep in mind that it is impossible to write anything about butterflies without reference to changing climate.

However, apart from references to changing Board agendas, staff made no mention of any of these strategies in relation to CEO involvement.

"I've been watching what Spanish people been doing, making black people move out their houses," Ms. Taylor said, a reference to the changing ethnic makeup of some neighborhoods.

"The school will pass the application on to the provincial culture bureau for approval," Mr. Peng said, adding that Mr. Lau, cowed by all the fuss, avoided any reference to face changing in his application.

Human resource (HR) management has been proposed as being one of the core drivers of the modernization of the public sector, in particular with reference to the changing nature of people management and 'HR-public service partnerships' as an antecedent capacity of modernizing public service organizations.

In the UK it was promoted by wrapping telephone booths in advertising, in reference to Superman changing outfits in such booths.