make allusion

The three Marks of Copland make allusion to the roses which appeared as a sign to his shop.

To another matter with which, both literally and metaphorically, the air is filled, we must also make allusion.

All travellers speak of the Cagots, and make allusion to them, but nothing very positive is told.

Only once did Marguerite make allusion to that terrible time which had become the past.

But he was too magnanimous to make allusion to the shameless indecency of the personal charges against himself.