One GP stated that she referred to physiotherapists because she had worked with them in hospitals, but had no idea what an exercise physiologist did.
Such small details are commanding Ms. Diller's attention because what she refers to as Lincoln Center's electronic infoscape — the final elements of which are being installed this week — amounts to a great deal more than just signs.
But when a friend at Ernst & Young recommended her, Ms. Parakh's résumé was quickly separated from the thousands the firm receives every week because she was referred by a current employee, and within three weeks she was hired.
Commonly known as a loud, public advocate for LGBTQ rights, Nixon might have been perceived as having stepped halfway back into the closet by "coming out" as bisexual after her perceived lesbianism, because she previously referred to herself as "gay".
Perhaps there should be a comma between "Bird" and "Brain" in the project's title, Ms. Monson said, because the brain she refers to is human, with its unusual capacity for at least partly understanding minds unlike itself.
But Sturgeon says Carmichael should consider resigning as an MP not only because of this lie but also because of the leak, which she refers to as the "original dirty trick" as if it were a deliberate and inaccurate "black propaganda" smear.
Because of their architectural look, she refers to them as building elements rather than window treatments.
It wasn't derogatory, she argued, because there was no "-er" on the end, and more importantly because she was referring to someone she admired, a friend.
A Cycle of Abuse The state law has transformed the clinic at the University of Washington into a pain treatment center of last resort — and Dr. Ballantyne, the pain expert, into an appeals judge of sorts because she sees patients referred for evaluation under the law.
