Sentence examples for sentence refers from inspiring English sources
This strangely formed sentence refers to Clarke's final scene as Daenerys.
King's concluding sentence refers to his own payment for the papers from his newspaper route.
Another classic sentence refers to a Merle Haggard documentary: "Among those interviewed were his two ex-wives, Kris Kristofferson and Robert Duvall".
Another deleted sentence refers to himself and the writers Ernest Hemingway, John Dos Passos, Thomas Wolfe and Erskine Caldwell as "children of Sherwood Anderson".
Under this canon, if a sentence refers to tacks, staples, screws, nails, and other things, "other things" must refer to other fasteners.
("This" in that sentence refers not to the possibility that time travellers are messing with our doomsday machine, but to the state of the scientific imagination).
Dr. Schaffner said he could find only one reference in standard textbooks, a single sentence referring to the Salem witch trials.
What occurred was this: The sentence referred to was not made a part of the dispatch in the Tageblatt.
Seriously, how can anyone write such a sentence referring to "recent advances" as though we formerly thought humans were automatons.
Changes Made After Publication A new sentence referring to the availability of an enlargement of time under Rule 9006(b) was added to the Committee Note.
Moreover, by juxtaposing me with a sentence referring to "The AK party's opponents", my quote has not just been distorted but my opinions misrepresented.
