Sentence examples for references perhaps from inspiring English sources

If the project includes a drawing, he will send references, perhaps a text or a picture torn from a book.

There are plenty of film references; perhaps most arcane is Inspector Butterman superciliously calling the underage drinkers the "younglings" - surely in homage to George Lucas's Revenge of the Sith.

This form also appears at times in literary references, perhaps most notably in the pseudohistorical "Historia Regum Britanniae" of Geoffrey of Monmouth, where the character of Camber is described as the eponymous King of Cymru.

Referring to the naming game - and a reference perhaps to horses such as George Washington, who flopped at stud, he said: "We've had a few bad American presidents".

A reference, perhaps, to the killing of three IRA members in Gibraltar, or other incidents in Northern Ireland?

Other certificates have been used for "special source accesses" – a reference, perhaps, to the cables carrying web traffic.

In a letter to Rutte he said the result would be as an "inspiration for many" a veiled reference perhaps to forthcoming elections in France and Germany.

Their strings of limbs form waves of mud, then angelic wings and, finally, spinning strands of DNA – a reference, perhaps, to the brutality embedded in humanity's genes.

That's a hard thing to bring off on the Appalachian Plateau, but Fownes did achieve at least an architectural reference, perhaps under the influence of Andrew Carnegie.

"I'm not saying he would change his positions, but he would change his positions," Graham said, in reference perhaps to Rubio's calibration on immigration reform.

It also played a straightforward bossa nova: Jobim's "Águas de Março," or "Waters of March" — a sidelong reference, perhaps, to the tsunami.