Sentence examples for For refers from inspiring English sources

"Choosing for" refers to the action by which parents make choices for or with the child about the kinds of activities in which he or she will engage.

Like McMahon, McLetchie also criticises MacAskill for referring to a "higher power".

Once, I made fun of Henry for referring to "Project Runway" as "Project Gayway".

The first President Bush was mocked in his day for referring, dismissively, to "the vision thing".

Khan recently railed against the media – using Twitter – for referring to her as a socialite.

In the same way, Vice President Dick Cheney was chided for referring admiringly to Pakistanis as "Paks".

Miliband also criticised Cameron for referring to cuts as "efficiency" savings.

A few weeks later, our handyman said he owed us $50 for referring him.

To increase sales, Chester Mountain gives existing customers a $50 credit for referring a new customer.

Schott was castigated for referring to two outfielders as her "million-dollar niggers".

Bradford MP Judith Cummins criticised Whittingdale for referring to the museum as a "satellite".