Sentence examples for and then refers from inspiring English sources
Miss Crosby now makes interventions - confronting nurses about suspected problems - and then refers them to treament programs.
The process often starts at an airport or a land border when a person requests asylum and is interviewed by a federal officer who decides whether the claim seems credible and then refers the case to an immigration judge.
Mr. Cain is a salesman campaigner; he asks everyone's name — even a woman who directs him to the bathroom — and then refers back to them as he answers questions.
For instance, in the poem "Solstice," when he describes an unnamed city as having a "brutal gaze" and then refers to fireworks as an "ecstasy," he depends on commonplaces to elicit feelings (in this case, feelings that cities are big and mean and that fireworks are really awesome).
In semantic theory, they are part of the explanation of why words refer to what they do: a word is associated with a fa (exemplar) by convention and then refers to everything deemed relevantly similar to the fa.
She then continues to talk to Christina directly and then refers to her backstage as "one of my idols of life".
After a reporter asked whether the White House would officially release the white paper, Carney mentioned that it's already online, a reference to NBC News' website, and then referred further questions to the Justice Department.
These evaluations are returned to the managing director and then referred to the faculty advisor.
"Here is another false allegation," Mr. Aziz said, and then referred to his earlier verdict.
