Sentence examples similar to Referring to your answer from inspiring English sources

2. Never lie to your investors; if you don't have an answer, refer to your team.

Minaj was referring to an answer the "Bangerz" singer gave in an interview to The New York Times.

Note: Percentages referring to correct answers are in bold.

Before his passing, the author had already begun referring to Answered Prayers, for which he received at advance in 1966, as a "posthumous novel".

Note: Percentages referring to answers denoting a positive public health attitude are in bold.

Take your documentation with you so you know what you are referring to when you are answering questions and when your attorney is presenting your arguments.

Frankly - as that is me, myself, I was referring to above - the answer is yes.

Besides, if you refer to the answer to question 2, above, if your daughter played forward she would probably not score either.

When Wallace asked him if he was referring to nuclear weapons, Trump answered: "Including with nukes, yes, including with nukes".

You can snap and share the puzzle – perhaps half-finished – with your friends to ask for help with its clues, or you can refer to the answer key accessible below the puzzle with a swipe up.

Left-handers are not allowed to greet people with left-handed handshakes, or to refer to the correct answer as the left answer.