Sentence examples for * refers in from inspiring English sources

(A 1623 provincial seal refers in Latin to "New Belgium").

Emmett refers in passing to his "pet ant", Fidel.

He refers, in a terse, cryptic passage, to his own unhappy experience as a litigant.

He even refers, in a kingly way, to "my Jesuit", "my alchemist", "my mathematician".

Faraday refers in passing to other dramas of life and death at which he officiates.

The Mountjoys' maid refers in her deposition to "one Mr Shakespeare that laye in the house".

In 166 it refers in subsection 7-B to the "intent of the voter".

But Mrs. Clinton refers in only oblique ways to her father.

Almost every front page refers in some way to Green's howler.

This brings me to the question of the conflict to which Badinter refers in her title.

The Bowen case highlighted some of the tensions to which Franks refers in his valedictory broadcast.