Sentence examples for and he refers from inspiring English sources

The emphasis is on stretching and loosening, and he refers to the routines as gymnastics.

And he refers to two cases that, in his view, argue in favor of circumscribing primary liability.

Many of the riders speak of Jock as the team's father, and he refers to them as his boys.

This is a persistent theme in Dick, and he refers to the universe as information and even Christ as information.

That is perhaps Mr. Wilson's strongest argument, and he refers to various studies to try, reasonably, to substantiate his claim.

Hardcastle Crags and Gibson Mill, Yorkshire Hardcastle Crags was the inspiration for the poet Ted Hughes, and he refers to the "colonies of large ants" still here today.

Here, we might have made clear in the last paragraph that "his" and "he" refer to Mr. Ligon (though the antecedent of "him" is the intruder).

This structure can take other forms, too, as in "The culprit is he," in which "the culprit" and "he" refer to the same person.

Grylls was approached and he referred them to Greer.

And he refer to his constituency, Newbury, being wealthy.

And he referred to the pressures of the calendar.