Sentence examples for reference to like from inspiring English sources

Some of Webb's more contemplative snap stories bring to mind the world's most famous Muslim on Snapchat: DJ Khaled -- he even makes reference to like "keys to success" -- but Webb denies following him.

"The extraordinary thing about 'The Sound of Music' that's different from many other musicals is that it's a collection of songs that got into the culture, and people began making reference to, like, 'My Favorite Things' and 'I Have Confidence' and 'So Long, Farewell,' " Mr. Chapin said.

Philematologists – people who study kissing – record that the earliest reference to kissing-like behaviour is found in the 1500BC Vedic Sanskrit texts from India.

That was a reference to companies like DHL, FedEx and U.P.S., not to mention the myriad electronic rivals like e-mail messages and instant messaging.

We couldn't find any reference to anything like this being seen in the past".

'My generation, we're aware of the Tropicalista stuff,' she says with reference to acts like Os Mutantes.

This is a reference to services like Foursquare, a mobile application that helps people round up their friends.

It did not define what classic means here -- although party officials say it is a reference to countries, like the United States, that were formed by immigration.

Near the end of his argument in the case, Golan v. Holder, No. 10-545, Mr. Falzone returned to the chief justice's reference to performers like Hendrix.

Nevertheless, reference to studies like this research would help in guiding decisions on expanding benefits for particular diseases.

Interestingly, beyond general reference to organisations like British Pregnancy Advisory Service BPASS), little reference was made to staff that actually provide abortion services.