Sentence examples for reference to the older from inspiring English sources

This is in reference to the older reader last week who disliked the campaign for Allstate Insurance featuring the character named Mayhem.

Even more troublesome was the problem of the arrangement of entries for several persons of the same name; reference to the older encyclopaedias under such headings as "Henry, Johnhn," or "Louis"—names held by both princes and religious potentates will show how little the art of acceptable arrangement was understood.

The "Bus Uncle" title for the video was coined by members of an Internet forum in reference to the older man in the video.

The younger age group of 35 44 years were 70.2%9595% CI= 0.125-0.714) likelyikely to develop MS with reference to the older subjects (45 64 years), while males were 94.0%9595% CI= 0.020-0.178) likelyikely to develop the syndrome compared to females.

The reference to "the old politics" is a jab at former Gov. Jim Florio, his opponent.

Man, I hope that was in reference to the old guy, not me.

A reference to the old days indicates that these two had a close relationship at one time.

A lone figure bearing a rake crisscrosses the stage throughout the work, a reference to the old boatman in the book, Siddhartha's last teacher.

The work also contains the most definite Western reference to the old freshwater canal between the Nile River and the Red Sea, which was blocked up in 767.

The deer skull above the fireplace, also a flea market find, is a wry reference to the old English manor house cliché.

"Well, of course, it is a reference to the old masters," Alteever said, prepared for the question, "and there are the historical implications of the word".