Sentence examples for reference to the time from inspiring English sources

Some Ukrainians, in fact, have long referred to him as the zek (convict), a reference to the time he served in prison, as a young man, for robbery and assault.

Blake Bailey's "Cheever: A Life" opens with a reference to the time John Cheever emerged, presumably drunk and definitely naked, from his Boston apartment.

This is a reference to the time when the Norsemen invaded Padstow - bang went the neighbourhood - and the resident monks relocated themselves to this inland site.

May was a "sweeps" month, a historical (and somewhat outdated) reference to the time of year when ratings are closely scrutinized by stations, networks and advertisers.

The damping by energy dissipation in the structure is discussed with reference to the time response history of the structure and the hysteretic loops of the dampers.

WEDDINGS/CELEBRATIONS Correction: June 19 , 2005 Sunday A report last Sunday about the wedding of Emma Beth Bloomberg and Christopher Paul Frissora included an outdated reference to the time and place of the ceremony.

Mr. Donaldson's letter began with a reference to the Times article.

It was a reference to the times when Edmund would arrive late at school because of his tennis training.

"The paper is getting better and it is now doing the whole digital thing," said one panellist, a reference to the Times' expanding online activity and the launch of a broadband service called Times TV.

That and a studied absence of reference to the times that frame earlier books like "That Night": to the Vietnam where some boys will go or the earlier wars from which their fathers have returned.

Here we re-emphasize that what the GRACE TVG data see here is the Δu variation in reference to the time-mean current field, not the u field itself.