Sentence examples for reference to lines from inspiring English sources

He obviously understood the reference to lines of cocaine, but did they?

Phylogeny, the history of the evolution of a species or group, especially in reference to lines of descent and relationships among broad groups of organisms.

(That was a reference to lines at the end of GoDaddy Super Bowl spots asking viewers to go to godaddy.com to see what was billed as more provocative versions of the spots).

During early recording sessions, Wood constantly made reference to lines and characters that Schafer had written in his LucasArts heyday.

This tweet was in reference to lines Spencer and Hanna have said in previous episodes venting their frustration about not knowing the identity or gender of their tormentor ("A").

The exhibition's title is a direct reference to lines of Rickey Laurentiis's meditative poem "Boy with Thorn," which speaks of reclaiming the black male body from a history of toxic masculinity born out of the fight to survive racism.

Senator Coburn's reference to Judge Sotomayor having some "splaining to do," a reference to line from a stereotypical Cuban-American (not Puerto Rican) sitcom star from the 1960s, amazes me.

Yeah, I noticed sly little references to lines of Williams's and Eliot's in the book.

In the finely nuanced world of Middle East diplomacy, Mrs. Clinton's reference to "1967 lines" is noteworthy, according to American and Israeli officials and outside experts.

"You cannot unilaterally decide to strangle people by creating eight-hour queues," he said in reference to the lines of vehicles that have been forming at Gibraltar's border.

A quick cutaway to Lego sets that feels like product placement is in fact a self-deprecating reference to failed lines like Clown Town.