Sentence examples for reference to getting from inspiring English sources

The government also says it seized a receipt, dated July 24 , 1998 just two weeks before the American embassy bombings, that bore a reference to "getting the weapons from Somalia".

Lloyd's irksome reference to "getting 15 of them out" was that of a man who felt that England's spinners had been refused several valid claims for bat-and-pad catches.

This is the book's crucial moment of vision: all these people working together, absolute harmony among anonymous individuals, motivated not by the will to coöperate but by the pursuit of their own interest, without any reference to getting a coat on the back of that specific laborer — that's what makes the coat.

Then marketing his new Chinese restaurant chain with a reference to getting laid is just disgusting.

Dr Delap records workhouses filled with maids who got pregnant, forever vulnerable to other predatory servants and tradesmen, often reduced to prostitution without a character reference to get another job.

For the tibia, the central anatomical axis can be used as a reference to get an accurate tibial cut.

Applying a projection is always preferred over making differences with a reference to get rid of nuisance parameters.

Although no-template control has not solved the problem of miRNA contamination in reverse transcription, it does provide a reference to get rid of bad data.

Based on analysis and simulations, we have obtained the following important conclusions: (1) Applying a projection is always preferred over making differences with a reference to get rid of nuisance parameters.

The fitness center will be uber exclusive, and members will need letters of reference to get in.

'To get a reference, to get experience, and some have managed to find jobs, so that encourages others.' 'But what about you?' 'I am just getting frustrated,' he replied.