Sentence examples for refers also from inspiring English sources

(It refers also to Luis Buñuel's 1930 Surrealist film "L'Age d'Or").

Hornpipe refers also to several dances that Renaissance courtiers believed were once performed to the rustic instrument.

The name Wailua (Hawaiian: "Two Waters") probably refers also to the north fork that joins the main stream about 2 miles (3 km) from the coast.

He refers also to Shashtitantra ("Doctrine of 60 Conceptions"), the main doctrines of which he claims to have expounded in the karikas.

She refers also to FT.com, arguing that it has "taken a lead on its competitors through ideas like its Alphaville blog, which has built a vibrant community of stock market traders and commentators" while "Mergermarket has continued to create new services like its global dealReporter service".

The Number 11 of the title recurs throughout, and refers also to the fact that this is Coe's 11th novel, but while the Chancellor's residence has a part to play in the plot, it feels more tricksy motif than integral theme and, ultimately, this take on the moral bankruptcy of modern Britain is let down by being too obvious, both in its targets and in their subsequent takedown.

"We succeeded to clean these cities of terrorists," he said, referring also to Bethlehem, Ramallah and Jericho.

For this, refer also to [13].

9. Endress (2002), 43, referring also to previous literature.

We refer also to the monograph [16] for related topics.

For a detailed proof of the above theorem the reader is referred also to the latter.