Sentence examples for works as a reference from inspiring English sources

She works as a reference librarian at the Guilford public library.

Another sign at the rally said "We've Gone to the Whores," the Italian equivalent of "We've gone down the drain" that also works as a reference to Mr. Berlusconi's sex scandals.

Born in Oroville, California, Patrick has gone back and forth between both coasts of the United States, before settling permanently in Baltimore in 2006 where he works as a reference librarian.

In these works, as a reference to the mall and the ironies of the nation that created it, we see people and animals impaled in agony/ecstasy-inducing forms of torture, spilling pink, sacrificial blood which illustrates the discordant relationship of humanity's continued environmental encroachment.

The bucketing strategy described here attempts to recover an ordering that works as well as a reference-based order without the advantage of being able to examine the reference.

Working as a reference librarian in Colchester library, he met Christine Nash, wife of the painter, John Nash, and was first invited to their home, Bottengoms Farm, in 1947.

Born in Syracuse in 1951, Lombardi worked as a reference librarian and ran a gallery in Houston while painting abstractions before he hit on his mature style relatively late in the game.

In 1969 Vivian Perlis, then working as a reference librarian at the Yale School of Music, started doing tape-recorded interviews with people who had known and worked with Charles Ives, a Yale graduate.

The contents comprised vividly written and profusely illustrated articles; because the system of article arrangement was obscure, much of the success of the work as a reference tool resulted from its splendidly contrived index, which remains a model of its kind.

Figures 15 and 16 represent the numerical result generated from commercial software aforementioned adopted on this work as a reference according to aforementioned.

The class 1 hydrate reservoir structure presented by Burshears et al. (1986) was used in this work as a reference system for validation purposes (Silpngarmlert et al. 2012).