Sentence examples for referenced- from inspiring English sources

(If you eat neither pork or prawns, Rosemary Brissenden's recipe in South East Asian Food suggests chicken thigh as an alternative, or you can find plenty of vegetarian versions online, including the Gourmet recipe referenced here).

A fully referenced version of this article can be found at Monbiot.com This article was amended on 25 June and further amended on 26 June.

Environment minister Greg Hunt has previously referenced photos of these disturbed areas, although the government has so far declined to release these pictures.

Certainly, this was a collection that referenced the DVF archive with renewed enthusiasm.

Given that this was a decade ago, and was mentioned during the cut and thrust of an interview, he referenced that his writing career had ended when he became an MP: in fact it ended shortly afterwards".

The fact that financial inclusion is referenced in nearly all of the existing sustainable development goals (SDGs) demonstrates its central role in the development agenda.

His view is that lots of thinking is squeezed in to the two seconds of a blink decision: immediate observations are cross-referenced with past experience to generate broad inferences.

Schapiro wrote to Heidegger to find out where and when he had actually seen Van Gogh's painting; Heidegger, then nearing eighty, recalled having seen an exhibition in Amsterdam in 1930, so Schapiro cross-referenced all the works that could possibly have been exhibited there with Heidegger's own descriptions of the painting in his essay.

The number of people who say to me: 'I had a great night last night, I've no idea what I did.' How is that a definition of a great night?" As for his most-referenced obsession: "I love football and like politics".

Enterprises apply to INCRA for documents called protocolos, based on parcels of land surveyed from the air and impressively "geo-referenced".

The books reviewed here are all first novels, but they are formidably full of grist: time, history, memory, high and serious themes, elaborately wrought, cross-referenced with kindred literature biography, poetry, philosophy.