Sentence examples for refers to work from inspiring English sources

(Outsourcing refers to work contracted to an outside firm; offshoring is the shift of work abroad).

"Street art" refers to work by visual artists that is created on city streets—oftentimes without permission.

But then again, being reviewed badly, or oddly, or even well, is quite disconcerting and weirdly irrelevant – it all refers to work you did so long ago.

If, however, the press release refers to work that has not been published, then journalists find themselves back in the role of critical reviewer.

(The document refers to work published within the United States and the current status of those rights within this country).Ignorance of copyright status is no defence.

Anthropological linguistics, study of the relationship between language and culture; it usually refers to work on languages that have no written records.

Another role��within the same Evi hiring group refers to working on "brand new projects using cutting edge technology".

He also refers to working on Roland Emmerich's '90s sci-fi spectaculars as his "film school".

Are the agroecologists that Denison refers to working at the 'more organic' end of agronomy?

Partial early retirement refers to working fewer hours in the main occupation.

*Casual employment refers to working only on demand by the employer, typically as permanent part-time employees.