Sentence examples for who references from inspiring English sources

The rapper, who references drug dealing and violence in many of his songs, is known for having survived nine gunshots in an attempted assassination.

To some, he is hip-hop's great hope: an artist who references 90s greats, and who is true to "real hip-hop".

This is the Gingrich who references his Catholic faith at any opportunity and who challenges Barack Obama to a debating contest with no moderator.

The particle physicist, 48, enjoys a remarkable degree of global celebrity status for someone who references Plato, Newton, Descartes and an obscure patron of early 17th-century science called Johann Matthäus Wacker von Wackhenfels within the first five minutes of conversation.

"A lot of people are scared to be themselves," says Michelson, who references books like Self-Parenting and A Course in Miracles.

Over the weekend the Japanese artist, who references tradition and plays with pop culture, opened his first major show on home soil in 14 years at Tokyo's Mori Art Museum.

We converted the children's heights and weights to standard scores using the WHO reference (WHO 2006).

Nutritional status was assessed using WHO AnthroPlus software that holds the WHO Reference 2007 for 5-19 years old children [ 28].

One says, "Actually, I'm sort of convinced that most people who reference this book have never actually read it".

It's all the usual humor, plus a Doctor Who reference thrown in for good measure.

I caution those who reference the term "The year of firsts", because it will set off triggers for most.