Sentence examples for work referred to from inspiring English sources

The latter work referred to the execution of the Catalan anarchist, Salvador Puig Antich.

It's always nice to see one's work referred to in print, but it's even nicer to get credit for it.

In the world of contemporary dance, to have your work referred to as a "jazz dance routine" would be considered an insult – not for Nigel.

Knowing that González is a Cuban exile and that much of her earlier work referred to her personal history of dislocation reinforces the point.

He was trying to come up with a better timeline for the painting of various scenes on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, and some of Michelangelo's undated letters from that period, talking about that work, referred to bank deposits.

It had also been suspected that some work, referred to by scholars as "The Two Ways," had been used and partly incorporated into a number of early church manuals and writings of the apostolic fathers.

Much of his work refers to Poussin, as well as to other artists.

To the extent that his work refers to the landscape around his Bridgehampton studio, the connection to nature is indirect.

"I was hugely surprised that Bill gave the work," referring to Mr. Forsythe, who will personally work with the dancers in Montclair in the coming days).

Share of temporary work refers to 1998.

This work refers to experimental and 3D nonlinear FEA on punching.