Sentence examples for regularly reference from inspiring English sources

The Bay Area is home to such artists as Ruth Laskey and Stephanie Syjuco, who regularly reference and work in craft media and numerous craft-oriented museums, including the San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles and the, San Francisco Museum of Craft and Design in addition to the Museum of Craft and Folk Arts.

It is also noted that the most recent generation of House of Lords and Supreme Court judges have been willing to regularly reference legislative history in their arguments.

William Burroughs, Jack Kerouac, Albert Camus, Philip K Dick, Charles Bukowski are figures whose writing and lifestyles have been regularly referenced by songwriters.

Although no new screen version followed the 9/11 attacks, the book was regularly referenced in journalistic commentary on the atrocities.

Unicycling frog Dat Boi has been declared dead on a number of occasions, but is still regularly referenced on social media.

"Fiona has regularly referenced the text in her work, in particular its adaptation in 'Apocalypse Now,' Francis Ford Coppola's 1979 Vietnam movie.

One of the most regularly referenced locations in the show, it's here that Draper comes to live in season two, after his first wife Betty kicks him out.

Here was a popular prime-time sitcom in which five of the seven main characters were Ph.D.'s and another had "only" a master's from M.I.T., a hit show that regularly referenced bosons and derivatives and string theory, a show in which there were running gags about Madame Curie and Schrödinger's cat.

Great Fire is regularly referenced by Reuters, The Guardian, Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg and other global media — including TechCrunch, of course.

In many ways, our two projects were very similar--same advisor, same field, similar methods--but my friend's thesis remains a regularly referenced work in our field.

The New York Times regularly references noteworthy writing from both the left and right.