Sentence examples for reference to saturday from inspiring English sources

The Wall Street Journal's Law Blog pointed out that this was Mr. Skilling's second reference to "Saturday Night Live" in one week.

"I knocked you out twice now!" Bisping said, in reference to Saturday night's fight and a sparring session between the pair in the past.

For any Widnes supporters wondering about that last line, and why their team would have flown home from Wigan, this is not a reference to Saturday night's televised Super League fixture but to a Super XV match in the other code between the Sharks and Melbourne's Rebels played a few hours earlier.

In reference to Saturday's game, he added: "That's why you kick it off and play.

He only addressed the issue to the team in reference to Saturday's game against Toronto at Continental Arena, saying, "I hope we bring the same intensity tomorrow".

One of Muamba's first comments after regaining consciousness following his cardiac arrest was 'Did we lose?' in reference to Saturday's abandoned FA Cup quarter-final at Tottenham.

In a statement earlier Sunday, calling on Williams to resign, York made reference to Sunday's arrest being alcohol related.

"It was exactly the reaction I wanted," Lennon said, in reference to Sunday's 4-2 loss at Ibrox.

"Tomorrow is a big match and is big enough not to think about what next," he said, in reference to Sunday's visit to Manchester City.

Verse 10 of the first chapter of the Revelation to John (mid-1st century ad) mentions the "Lord's Day"; this was subsequently interpreted by most commentators as a reference to Sunday.

The decision to postpone the votes was made in light of "recent events", Reid said – taken to be a reference to Wednesday's day of action in which Wikipedia led the way with a 24-hour blackout.