Sentence examples for comments refer to from inspiring English sources

My comments refer to your lines about Switzerland.

Mr. Roh's comments refer to North Korea's suspected development of nuclear weapons.

His comments refer to past attempts to seal Europe's borders with Morocco, Libya and countries on the west coast of Africa.

PS I see that several readers, when posting their comments, refer to my namesake Roberto Mancini, the great soccer player and Inter's ex-coach.

Both comments refer to the part that makes up about two thirds of the horizontal tail, and is used to set the plane's nose-up or nose-down attitude, for climbing, cruising or descending.

"Netanyahu's comments refer to the resurgence of antisemitism, hatred and intolerance that is being allowed to flourish unchecked in many parts of Europe and threatens not only the relatively small Jewish communities that survived the Holocaust but also the Judeo-Christian values and democratic traditions of Europe.

Other comments referred to a 100% clean debt limit bill.

The comments referred to "savages" and "animals," and one poster wrote, "Let them kill each other".

Several adults who made public comments referred to the student as a boy.

The site, which was closed down yesterday, contained comments referring to Hamilton as a "half-breed".

Number 10 immediately dismissed Castro's comments, referring to a referendum in spring this year as proof the islands should remain Britain.