Sentence examples for At referring from inspiring English sources

Over the weekend, The New York Post made a stab at referring to him simply as John.

He hinted at referring the whole shooting match to the Competition Commission, but then, under advice, brokered a formula for hiving off Sky News that met Ofcom's objections.

They are epitomised by the Chalfens, English to the bone (though third-generation, via Germany and Poland), whose matriarch feels no embarrassment at referring to her guests as "brown strangers".

What is more, if universities do not pay for airfare, hotels and meals, counselors are a lot less likely to visit, making them less effective at referring students to the right institutions.

The decision by Infinity Outdoor, the company that maintains city bus shelters, to remove advertisements aimed at referring young gay men of color to a health information hot line undermines a sound public health response to rising H.I.V. infection rates.

Hook did not balk at referring to Marxism as developing a "science of history".

Likewise, At refers to the A-subgenome of tetraploid cottons).

I use "AT" to refer to the pagination in Adam and Tannery 1996.

Similarly, internal archetype references are expanded at the referring locations.

Regular follow-up examinations took place at our institution or at the referring centers.

Disease staging [ 2] was made at the referring oncology center and centrally reviewed at the Gaslini Institute.