Sentence examples for come referred from inspiring English sources

Although he no longer serves as a full-time Orioles team physician, Cosgarea still sees members of the team and other professional athletes, many of whom come referred by sports agents or former patients.

"The people who I end up gravitating toward and who I am more motivated to explore are those that come referred through my networks of people I already know.

Sometimes he or she comes referred by another writer, or by a teacher.

The inclusion criteria for patient interview were: Post operative patient after surgical procedure related to the four specialty areas (urologic, gynecologic, and orthopedic and plastic surgeries); and patient coming referred from a hospital outside of Addis Ababa.

The term "variety", the theatrical tradition from which he came, refers to the range of skills offered by performers on the same bill – but Forsyth was a one-man variety bill.

Say, "Me'n'th' crew seen a great grand sea beastie, th' mother of all whales, aye, an' then th' kraken came!" Refer to yourself as "me" at all times, never "I.

Johan told Yossi Milo Gallery the title "Until The Kingdom Comes" referred not to religion nor to nature but to the human fantasy of blissful resolution.

And even if you come highly referred, you will still almost always need a resume for human resources' files.

By the 12th century, the name had come to refer only to East Franconia.

The name has since come to refer not only to the language but also to the game it inspired.

The term Trojan horse has come to refer to subversion introduced from the outside.