I was worried about you.' " The university student, after apologizing online, came to Cambridge and took Beard out to lunch; she has remained in touch with him, and is even writing letters of reference for him.
Amis had taken this man to lunch, met his wife and son, had him to his house, introduced him to his friends, and written letters of reference for him.
Dr. N. failed to write letters of reference for L. and failed to return drafts of manuscripts.
The job, the title of which was changed to "Controller Atomic Energy" in 1950, had no written terms of reference, but carried broad responsibility for the coordination of all aspects of nuclear weapons production.
Six (Ethiopia, Malawi, Mali, Rwanda, Mozambique and Senegal) of the ten countries had a functional ethical review committee (ERC) with written terms of reference.
The son of Italian immigrants, a Romance languages professor and schoolteacher in Trenton, New Jersey, he acquired eclectic tastes and friends – opera, poker and Seinfeld – and enjoyed the writing of David Foster Wallace and reference books about grammar.
He talks about the value of science writing but references the findings of the recent Public Attitudes to Science Survey to highlight some potential pitfalls of the proliferation of science writing online.
I'd put up my hand to hush them and I'd write down a list of references to the various research studies I'd mentioned (which I've also included below!).
When a word list is an index to a limited body of writing, with references to each passage, it is called a concordance.
Meanwhile, though, in a contrary way, we have come upon a topic of first importance in the making of a piece of writing: its frame of reference, the things and people you choose to allude to in order to advance its comprehensibility.
