Sentence examples for I regularly refer from inspiring English sources

I regularly refer to "the national press", meaning "the British press".

In New York, I regularly refer parents to the Prevent Child Abuse New York's Parent Helpline at 1-800-Children 1-800-Children 1-800-Childrene parents confidentialrmation and referrals to places in thelplinemunity that can help.

The Middle Dutch word kille means "channel" or "stream," but the K.V.K. (as people who travel it regularly refer to it) is, more precisely, a strait; its three miles connect Newark Bay with the Upper Bay of New York Harbor.

In encapsulating the latest polling data in a timely manner, its forecasts provide a valuable benchmark, to which I and many others regularly refer.

I've regularly referred to the market as "The Great Humiliator," a nearly all-powerful spiritual entity existing solely to humiliate as many people as possible for as many dollars as possible for as long as possible.

I have regularly referred to Dr. Levine of the Mayo Clinic who started the popular standing desk interest.

I still hear from participants who regularly refer to the event and I can see it made a strong impression on them.

The co-hosts regularly refer to Clinton as the Big Dog.

Ms. Hanover's lawyers refer to this part of the increasingly bitter divorce case as the "paramour access motion" and regularly refer to Ms. Nathan as "the paramour" in conversation.

Writers in both the conservative and the liberal press regularly refer to him as "a prat," "a twit," and "an idiot," with no apparent fear of giving offense to their readership.

And they regularly refer to article subjects in offensive ways, calling them names like: ignorant, dumb, ghetto, disgusting, mental, stupid, a "tramp," nasty, and more.