Sentence examples for the lines referred from inspiring English sources

Leonard understood that the dual meaning of the lines referred to someone performing fellatio.

We have adjusted the text, including the lines referred to above, to help reflect the entirety of our results.

Mr. Neu said: "The lines refer to homilies the way jazz often refers to musical phrases from other tunes.

The lines refer to solutions computed every two months.

Or perhaps the line referred to Georg Olden, who served as art director for BBDO from 1960 to 1963.

To clarify this point we have changed the line referred to by the reviewer to "changes in protein levels during bortezomib-induced apoptosis".

The line referred to as UAS-Kr-h1 GS is GS(2)73ES2b, which was isolated in a genetic screen for enhancer/suppressors of a large-eye phenotype caused by Dl overexpression in the Dominguez lab.

Berman's notes explain that the line refers to Jeremiah 2 25, and instruct readers to "know it well".

The line referring to Mr. Zenga read "Gypsy boy" on the left and then on the right, VincentBoZenga Omerta Final.

The line refers to the outbreak of the bubonic plague that swept through Europe in the 14th century.

The line refers to how the Old Testament God laid down rules and set punishments, but the New Testament God preached by Jesus was one of mercy and forgiveness and that Jesus had died to spread this message.