Sentence examples for referenced in the second from inspiring English sources

CORRECTION: The voter fraud allegation and video referenced in the second paragraph of this post was originally credited to CSPAN.

Maybe "modern sporting" riflemen and riflewomen should be required undergo periodic certification to make sure they're fit to be members of the "well-regulated militia" referenced in the Second Amendment.

Joe Mallozzi, executive producer for the series, also hinted that series fans would finally meet the Furlings, an enigmatic race referenced in the second season episode but never seen.

Now look again at the data referenced in the first paragraph.

This article was amended on 20 April 2015 to clarify when Virgin Atlantic hope to use the alternative fuel sources referenced in the first paragraph.

The projection was drawn from a series of scientific papers by specialists in this field, published in peer-reviewed journals, some of which are referenced in the first section of the IPCC's 2007 report (pdf).

Given that a bill's initial passage, referenced in the first sentence of this excerpt, has already been established to require merely a majority of a quorum, it's obvious that the "two thirds" mentioned in the second sentence is two thirds of a quorum — not two thirds of the entire membership.

Given that a bill's initial passage, referenced in the first sentence of this excerpt, has already been established to require merely a majority of a quorum, it's obvious that the "two thirds" mentioned in the second sentence is two thirds of a quorum not two thirds of the entire membership.

This website was prominently referenced in the first scene of the recently released move "The Social Network".

This scene was also referenced in the fifth season finale, "Company Picnic.

Michael, Pam and Ryan have lunch at Alfredo's Pizza Café, a reference to the restaurant first referenced in the fourth season episode "Launch Party".