Sentence examples for Show referred from inspiring English sources

Studies show referred customers are more valuable than customers acquired with other methods.

Jeff Beck: In the Aug. 10 Calendar section, an article about Jeff Beck's new album and Hollywood Bowl show referred to Czech rock keyboardist Jan Hammer and blues singer Beth Hart as guitarists.

A picture caption about the show referred incompletely to the design shown, which incorporated eyeballs into a mesh pattern.

And when one disgruntled lawyer on the show referred to the perpetrator as a "wannabe" police officer, that did it.

And so we return to the central question: why is this television show referred to by so many literate viewers as a novel?

An article last Sunday about the television series "That 70's Show" referred imprecisely to the war record of the character Red.

"Let me say that the Bear Stearns situation has been very painful for the Bear Stearns shareholders," Mr. Paulson said last week on the NBC "Today" show, referring to the $2 a share price.

"Let me say that the Bear Stearns situation has been very painful for the Bear Stearns shareholders," Mr. Paulson said on Monday on the NBC "Today" show, referring to the $2 a share price.

"The compromise that was forged wasn't rich enough for Speaker Pelosi and the Democrats," Bachmann said on NBC's "Today" show, referring to Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.

"Our analysis shows referred hires perform better, stay longer and are quicker to integrate into our teams," said Mr. Nash of Ernst & Young.

Pain patterns were located superficial to the injected joint, with only the right T2 injections showing referred pain 2 segments cranially and caudally.