Sentence examples for repeatedly reference from inspiring English sources

Antiquarians and historians repeatedly reference this account, citing its description of a 'marsh' which is believed to have been the central site of the mêlée.

On Apple's earnings call earlier this week, the company didn't say much more regarding supply, though CEO Tim Cook did repeatedly reference the fact that demand continues to outstrip supply, and noted that they've been able to ship to more customers than they'd initially anticipated.

"It is curious that you repeatedly reference dictionary definitions of 'integrity' in an apparent attempt to play off the Center's name and imply hypocrisy," he wrote.

He repeatedly referenced a "comprehensive bill" addressing gun regulation.

Trump repeatedly referenced stereotypes of Jewish business acumen and wealth in his speech.

Horne himself questions whether this constitutes comedy; he repeatedly references the fact that he "used to" tell jokes for a living.

In his closing argument, Young repeatedly referenced the phone call made by Landis's manager, Will Geoghegan, to LeMond last Wednesday night.

Perhaps the best received of the three was Santorum, who repeatedly referenced the Citadel, the military college in Charleston that two of his sons attend.

Her contemporary staging, in which the German flag was repeatedly referenced, wrestled continuously with the work's political and national associations.

Or appears to involve," he wrote in the diary, repeatedly referencing the influence of the "right-wing, pro-Israel" lobby in Melbourne.

As the day unfolded, coaches and players were pressed about the possibility of a physical confrontation, given some testy recent onfield history between the teams, and both instead repeatedly referenced mutual respect for each other.