Sentence examples for references to each from inspiring English sources

In computer speak, they have weak references to each other.

This seems like a design flaw, and in an ideal world, they would have references to each other.

The references to each of the senses and to a season that are part of every 17-syllable haiku are translated by Mr. Yuasa into orchestral terms.

They say they do not condone breaking and entering; in fact, they make only the vaguest of references to each site's locations to thwart vandals.

When a word list is an index to a limited body of writing, with references to each passage, it is called a concordance.

But there's a general rule in designing programs that's worth following: it's dangerous for two objects to have references to each other.

I'll call this having a normal reference (also called a hard reference) to each other.

A reference to each cited text should be placed in the references section at the end of your written piece.

This they are doing, it appears, without any reference to each other (though they are on the same bed) and without any overt reference to the viewer.

Yet, the two types of programs have been examined in distinct bodies of literature without much reference to each other.

They took a fancy to using the term "mate" in reference to each other, male and female, and in addressing the officers who guarded them in what amounted to a vast open-air prison.