Sentence examples for was making reference from inspiring English sources

"He was making reference to what was happening in the 1950s and '60s," the president said.

It is not at all clear which engagement Mr. Benan was making reference to.

Kerry was making reference to France coming to the side of America against Britain in the revolutionary war that began in 1776.

Mr. Hotak was making reference to two recent episodes that angered Afghans: American Marines urinating on the dead bodies of men they described as insurgents in Helmand Province, and an erroneous airstrike that killed eight young Afghans in Kapisa Province.

When he wasn't eulogizing the hammerhead or describing a spooky-looking grove of trees he'd seen while birding in the Galápagos Islands, he was making reference to an old French tapestry or to a "scary painting of the Virgin Mary in which she was very cheerfully ascending to heaven on a cloud of babies".

Mr Wallington was making reference to another recent survey the student site carried out which found over a third of almost 1,550 students said they no longer wished to pursue their ambitions to go to medical school any more as a result of health secretary Jeremy Hunt's proposed contract changes and the industrial action being taken by dissatisfied staff.

Including parity and season as interaction calving in spring at 1st parity was made reference in the final model.

Whether they were making reference to homelessness or creative reuse or were just being Dada is anyone's guess.

"For our cover we always ask ourselves, would our one million readers know what we were making reference to?" said Francoise Mouly, art editor of The New Yorker.

They're making reference to hot technologies like AI, opting for two- or three-word names, or simply making up words.

You're making reference to the genetically engineered salmon that has been in the regulatory pipeline for over a decade.