Sentence examples for would reference that from inspiring English sources
"It's coded as a black vernacular and it's uneducated black vernacular, so I find it really interesting that he would reference that, seeing as he is not that".
For example, if you learned that they're struggling to lose 15 pounds before a high school reunion, then you would reference that in the opening of the follow-up after a friendly greeting.
Phelan and Pochettino would both reference that moment.
In the interval, Stangos had started to establish the distinctive terms of reference that would serve him through a succession of London offices and homes.
And did I miss a reference that would have pinpointed the time frame, which must be sometime after the first week of August 1966?
And finally, in one or two places a reference that would have required no explanation in Milan in 1831 but might in London in 2016 had to go: in the theatre you can't have footnotes.
BARACK OBAMA'S peace envoy, George Mitchell, is back in his Middle East bailiwick after two months away, apparently hopeful he can get Israelis and Palestinians to agree to "terms of reference" that would let long-stalled negotiations resume.
In order to face the need of archiving, correlating and analysing a large amount of data, a 3D GIS (Geographical Information System) was used to better manage the model and to achieve a useful methodological reference that would be available for the planning and construction of future underground works.
All of these extra tools make this volume an invaluable reference that would be handy for quick consultation in your library, or even in your office.
Users have only to specify the significance factor, i.e., the percentage of changes in the dataflow output (or against a reference) that would be meaningful and significant to decision-makers.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel raised the guardianship issue during a visit to the kingdom this month, but Trump is seen as unlikely to make any public reference that would embarrass the monarchy.
