Sentence examples for sites refers from inspiring English sources

AERICAN EMPIRE: www.geocities.com /SouthBeach/Surf/6818/aerica.html Aerican, one of the more imaginative sites, refers to itself as "the Monty Python of micronationalism," and its inhabitants worship a being known as the Great Penguin.

"Owned and Operated sites" refers to Yahoo!'s owned and operated online properties and services.

"Affiliate sites" refers to Yahoo!'s distribution network of third-party entities who have integrated Yahoo!'s advertising offerings into their websites or their other offerings.

The service sends friendly requests to offending sites, refers customers to lawyers and creates innocuous blogs and social networking pages to pad Google search results.

The parameter "number of expected sites" refers to the number of expected occurrences of the motif that may be found among the training set (not, for example, to the number of genes in which it may be found), and is not highly stringent.

The sites referred to were not the latest, customized versions of their sites.

Indeed, myriad jelly- or sex-bracelet Web sites refer to the game snap, with some sites even providing color guides.

The day the press release was issued, a dozen news sites referred to Handmade by Amazon as an "Etsy killer".

Correction: February 26 , 2000 Saturday A chart in Business Day on Feb. 10 with an article about attacks against several Web sites referred imprecisely to the durations of the interruptions.

Amazon just got a new patent for a system of letting Web sites refer customers in exchange for commissions -- its "affiliate" program.

BUSINESS DAY The Disruptions column on Monday, about Craigslist's litigation against other Web sites, referred incorrectly to Craigslist's financial performance.