Sentence examples for references paying from inspiring English sources

Design houses as disparate as Gucci, Givenchy, Ungaro, Gianfranco Ferré, Gareth Pugh, Proenza Schouler and Marc Jacobs, for his own label and for Louis Vuitton, started swiping references (paying homage would be a more polite way to put it) to that benighted era with displays of big shoulders, saturated neon colors, wedge hairdos, pouf skirts, shredded fishnets, oversize jackets and metal mesh.

An applicant must go to the county police department, fill out numerous forms, be fingerprinted, submit four references, pay $274 in fees per licensee in Nassau County or $84 in Suffolk, and wait approximately six months until the paperwork is processed and background checks are made.

Update, 10/2/15, 2 25 PM ET: This article was updated to clarify the app store description references paid, not unlabeled, ads.

In such a state, a continuum of agents having non-homogeneous references pay a cost to transfer from one point to another point in the state space.

That reference pays off at the end of the picture.

"You made, you know, a bad judgment in reference to paying that debt without any sort of written correspondence," Jimmy said firmly.

We propose to collect safety data through various evaluations of CNTs using carbon black as a common reference, while paying attention to these facts.

Scholar Miles Booy observes that as Steven Moffat was himself a fan of Doctor Who, he was able to ingrate the elements that TV fans appreciated, such as: series finales with big cliff-hangers, rigorous continuity and a slew of running jokes and references which paid those who watched and rewatched the text to pull out its minutia.

Ask for references and pay close attention to testimonials.

The bureau did point out that "workers who received pay for any part of the reference pay period, even one hour, are counted," and some snow-related job additions may have partially offset snow-related undercounting.Snow aside, the over-arching theme of the report was a sideways movement in labour markets.

Non-compliance with the minimum wage is typically measured as the percentage of workers who are paid below the reference pay rate.