Sentence examples for Way to refer from inspiring English sources

This is the only appropriate way to refer to me.

Q: What is the proper way to refer to Benedict XVI now?

"Accents" are a way to refer to variation in the sounds of language.

He went out of his way to refer to Westgate as an attack on the "national family".

THE accepted way to refer to a row of houses of two alternating designs is A-B-A-B-A.

When did we settle on "9/11" as an acceptable way to refer to that terrible day?

The campaign, getting under way this week, offers the theme "Today's Mail" as a way to refer to the post office.

Take a headline last week on a profile of athlete Christine Ohuruogu, "The golden girl who came from nowhere", a funny way to refer to east London.

In December, the US Buzzfeed editor, Ben Smith, sent a memo to staff about the appropriate way to refer to Donald Trump in stories or on social media.

The Spanish ambassador sniggered that "no doubt she has a very fine enigme"; it is an interesting way to refer to a woman's sexual organs.

By the 1970s, highlighting was already overtaking underlining as the dominant way to refer back to something important, or just kind of important.