Sentence examples for references to one from inspiring English sources

Groening was happy with the episode because it felt like a callback to the first episode of The Simpsons, "Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire", and because it features references to One Hundred and One Dalmatians.

This interest is still apparent, including references to one of the industry's recent great losses, Alexander McQueen.

For bonus fashion points, make it a faux-fur shrug or jacket – very Joan Collins (though take note, limit the Collins references to one per look).

Nor does he add anything to rumors concerning Welless alleged affair with Billie Holiday, though he makes a few meaningless references to one with Judy Garland.

But the verse is a virtuoso exercise in the command of English, with its slang, extreme compression, thrusting verbs and confident references to one of the great poems of the language, Matthew Arnold's Dover Beach, written in 1867.

The violent death and the destructive fire that cap this potboiler of a story apparently grew out of local Adirondack gossip that Mr. Banks once heard, while the references to one character's fate in the Spanish Civil War and another's in the Hindenburg disaster grew out of his historical research into the period.

Swift's self-penned music is only really identifiable as country via the references to one-horse towns and the regular guest appearances by God in the lyrics.

But here in New York, the word Sōsh has no meaning at all, except for maybe being a reference to one of my favorite characters on "Girls".

And a correction in this space on April 13 omitted a reference to one of the countries.

Peppiatt's tormenter sent messages such as "U will NEVER see ur stuff on TV" and – in reference to one of the characters – "Please rewrite the Jack role.

Zayn walked away with the letters "MSG" on his right forearm, a reference to One Direction's performance at Madison Square Garden in New York City this week.