Sentence examples for refers to live from inspiring English sources
"I don't think people want to come see us just play guitar," says the singer, who also refers to live shows as "masturbation".
In citing that number, comScore was specifically looking at what it called "pure-play" vMVPDs (virtual multichannel video programming distributors) – a variation on a fancy industry term that refers to live TV services like Sling TV.
One of founders, Tim Reichard, said "LARPing refers to Live Action Role Playing and is mostly associated with medieval renaissance enactments… think of guys and gals in the park or woods doing sword fights and medieval activities".
The term probiotics refers to live organisms, which when administered in adequate amounts (FAO/WHO, 2011), confer a health benefit on the host (FAO/WHO, 2002).
Cost/unit; IVF = £3,214, U-IUI = £449, S-IUI = £1,005, C-IUI = £752Live birth delivery refers to live birth- producing pregnancyFigures are rounded to the nearest hundred Figures are rounded to the nearest hundred.
Also refers to living things or the materials made by living things.
Cohabitation refers to living together unmarried with a partner.
Permanent residence refers to living in a place for more than six months.
It should be noted, however, that "vector" in infectious disease parlance usually refers to living organisms, such as mosquitoes.
Some distinctions naturally emerge from our basic definitions – "biodiversity" refers to living variation, and "ecosystem services" refers to benefits to humans from natural ecosystems.
In a lengthy profile today, David Amsden of The Times wrote, referring to "Live!
