Sentence examples for be a ref from inspiring English sources

Or it might be a ref to Samsung's long-standing Knox security platform.

"I told the referee it is very difficult to be a ref here, because of the style of their game.

Of course, two wrongs make a right... Poor eve to be a ref! "I don't want to see anyone get sent off but it's a clear goalscoring opportunity.

Admitting "it was a tough game to be a ref", Deila felt Thomson made the correct call to award his team a penalty and send off Dixon for handball, though Leigh Griffiths had his resultant spot kick saved by man of the match Radoslaw Cierzniak.

"And the biggest laugh is a ref can't be wrong.

"I'm sorry, but how relevant is a ref's star sign," thunders Tom Mann.

And if you are a ref, it's not a bad place to blow your whistle.

Ultimately, then, we can say that Leibniz probably would have thrived if the Ref had existed in his day, and in fact would have been a Ref superstar.

Her father, Paul, who coaches her team, asked the parents to stop swearing but said he was told: "She is a ref, she should expect abuse".

The last sentence was a ref erence to the growing num ber of religious orders that are withdrawing nuns from schools and sending them into social welfare work.

I can imagine, if I was a ref, looking at him and thinking, 'What are you worried about that for?' " With Houston and Sprewell clicking, and O'Neal missing, there certainly were other things for Jackson to be concerned about.