Sentence examples for way of referencing from inspiring English sources
People can get anything delivered by anybody because they've got a way of referencing their location".
I hope this remix makes it to the ears of David Lynch, as it would be a beautiful way of referencing the gap between series in the long-awaited Twin Peaks season 3. (H/T Noisey).
Mary liked that: I hardly ever wear shoes or socks, so I think she thought that showing me barefoot was a great way of referencing that aspect of me.
For his first women's show under his own label, Mr. Ford deployed a passel of beauties of many ages and levels of recognition (Lauren Hutton, the writer Lisa Eisner, Beyonc?nowles) as a way of referencing those years when no party or club night counted that didn't boast a smorgasbord of types.
This physical ascent is Sawhney's way of referencing the wells around which the first theatre on the site was built: "I wanted to create the feeling that the installation was rising from the depths of the past and up into the light".
Is that effect a way of referencing the historical nature of the source material?
"I had fun coming up with clever ways of referencing the game, but they were not dictating anything," he says.
Tory sources suggested he had a rather inflated – and wholly unrealistic – view of his status as a parliamentary candidate when he explained his decision to negotiate with the EDL by way of reference to his service in Afghanistan.
In fairness to Breitbart, it has hinted at some understanding of free-market fundamentals in its anti-Kellogg campaign by way of references to its own popularity and presumed attractiveness to advertisers.
The film also comments on the noir form itself by way of references to the postwar fears expressed through nuclear angst and the sightings of UFOs; and the flashy, fast-talking defence lawyer (Tony Shalhoub) uses Werner Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle to reflect on the quirks and vagaries of life and the law.
It is an account of a reaction or a part of a reaction, including by way of reference to another section of text e.g. "The reaction was carried out as in example 12". b.
