Sentence examples for tried to reference from inspiring English sources

Following the discussion on Saturday, the G8 issued a communique that tried to reference all positions, including the right of the G8 to discuss the state of the European economy.

The George Wallace Effect -- Like Hillary Clinton before him, Republican John McCain has tried to reference Obama's difference without mentioning race, emphasizing his loose connections to "domestic terrorist" William Ayers and repeatedly asking "Who is the real Barack Obama?" as if two years on the campaign trail hadn't provided the public a few answers.

We have tried to reference all prior literature appropriately, but welcome any further suggestions from the reviewers.

It tries to reference and honour Breaking Bad and it tries to be its own animal.

Native accents tended to be more apparent, however, when artists were either being absurd, or trying to reference their past, and therefore their roots, directly.

For people who aren't fans of the comic the show is based on (which I'll try to reference only when necessary), Rogen and Goldberg do a fantastic job introducing Jesse as he wakes from a nightmare.

There was no mistaking Mr. Gn's skill as a tailor or understanding of handicraft, but in trying to reference the past, Mr. Gn put his collection in an unfortunate time warp.

Try to reference your budget bi-weekly to check that you're staying on track.

After follower backlash, Entenmann's deleted the tweet and apologized,"Sorry everyone, we weren't trying to reference the trial in our tweet!

"They are trying to reference the price of the houses in the neighbourhood [when] there have been no transactions in the neighbourhood and furthermore, the agent is not willing to share the data and is often just making it all up," he said.

Murray also did a brief live stream on Facebook as the night began, cheesing it up and trying to reference his "Cinderella Story" role.