Sentence examples for refers to lines from inspiring English sources

The title Crazy Age refers to lines from both Robert Burns – "yet here to crazy age we're brought" – and from the Earl of Rochester, whose young lady praises her aged lover for not yet being "aking, shaking, Crazy Cold".

It is structured as a sermon; the Messenger – played by a real-life Minnesotan pastor, Rev Earl F Miller – refers to lines in "the book of Oedipus" as he tells of how Oedipus confessed his sins and reconciled himself to God and destiny, thus offering a message of hope to us all.

The decoupled measurement (12) refers to line 5 of Algorithm 1.

Game designers refer to lines of code that require lots of processing time as "costly".

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These processes can be referred to lines 15-17 oFigurere 1.

Ms. Winslet, who says line one, is wearing the dress referred to line two.

In the news conference following the match, Ivanisevic dampened some of the spirit by using disparaging language referring to line officials, calling one line judge "ugly" and using a derogatory term for homosexuals in referring to another.

The continuous line refers to channel ITU-R Vehicular A while the dashed line refers to the ITU-R Vehicular B channel.

The piece's title, "A-C-E One," refers to subway lines that stop there.

The suffix "ev" stands for "Spectral emission that exhibits variability" whilst the suffix "pe" refers to "Emission lines with peculiarity".