Sentence examples for reference to growing from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for Mr. Blair said a new policy was needed to prevent "extremists" from taking advantage of the issue, a reference to growing European support for the anti-immigrant far right.

For someone who has made so much of his southern, son-of-a-mill-worker roots, he offered an oddly bland speech, with only one reference to growing up in the Carolinas and none to Columbus's plight.

The statement seemed to be a reference to growing speculation in political circles that Mr. Kan could soon step down — as early as the end of next week, according to some local news media reports.

Mr. Bush used the developments abroad to bolster his call for the United States to become less dependent on foreign oil, making particular reference to growing imports from Iraq during the Clinton years and to the decision several weeks ago to release oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.

Kerr: In an interview with TransQueer Nation, you made reference to growing up "culturally queer".

In reference to growing vegetables at home, the Mount Isa and Port Pirie materials mention using clean soil and raised beds [ 54, 69] whereas in Broken Hill residents are advised less specifically to "build up garden beds with compost, mulch and clean soil especially those intended for growing fruit and vegetables" [ 53].

Her reference to time growing short referred to January, when the Clinton administration steps down.

Cashman spoke specifically of Pettitte and about baseball in general in reference to the growing steroid scandal cascading through it.

In one junior high school social studies textbook, a reference to the growing antinuclear movement in Europe was deleted.

The article included a reference to the growing need for multiple business cards for "slasher" types like the accountant/artist referred to by a vice president at Staples.

"I had a new obligation, and I'm going to fulfill it because of my past experience," Andrews said, a reference to his growing up in a single-parent home.