Sentence examples for reference to the term from inspiring English sources
The epithet was a reference to the term "house slave," which refers to slaves who worked in the house as opposed to the field and are sometimes curiously thought to have been treated better by slave owners (despite the fact that working in the house carried its own risks, like sexual assault and rape).
The book's title is a reference to the term "the orange people", which was used to refer to members of the Rajneesh movement due to the color they dyed their clothes.
If that setup is a playful reference to the term "jukebox musical," no show has a greater right to use it.
"Brick films," as they are sometimes called in reference to the term Lego uses for its construction pieces, have been available on the Web for several years, according to Todd Lehman, co-founder of Lugnet.com, the online Lego users group.
The first reference to the term "Essex Man" was in a piece entitled "Maggie's mauler" on the Comment pages of The Sunday Telegraph, then edited by Peregrine Worsthorne, on 7 October 1990.
While reference to the term "equality of sacrifice" remained frequent for a time after World War II, its use nonetheless fell into steady decline as the wartime context receded.
In reference to the terms of the present article this is clearly a description of a conductor rather than a consultant.
Implicit references to the term quality included excerpts that referred to the importance of qualified staff for positive child outcomes while not necessarily referring specifically to the term quality.
A quick search on google.com throws out 12,000 references to the term, but most of the websites are surprisingly mundane.
"We are delighted to see Ann Coffey's amendments tabled to the serious crime bill to remove all references to the term 'child prostitution' from UK legislation," said Sue Berelowitz, deputy children's commissioner for England.
One of the first references to the term cyberwar can be found in "Cyberwar Is Coming!," a landmark article by John Arquilla and David Ronfeldt, two researchers for the RAND Corporation, published in 1993 in the journal Comparative Strategy.
