Sentence examples for continuing to refer from inspiring English sources

Her ardour never abated; she survived post-war de-Nazification, continuing to refer to Hitler as USA (for Unser Seliger Adolf or our blessed Adolf).

So Mr. Bush is continuing to refer as broadly as possible to the sacrifice of all, as when reporters asked him in California on Tuesday to comment directly on the attack against the helicopter.

UK forces withdrew from Iraq in 2009, although lawyers are continuing to refer cases to the Iraq Historic Allegations Team (Ihat), the government-established criminal investigation into murder, abuse and torture claims linked to the six-year military mission.

Though the Guardian, like most professional media outlets, did not circulate the Christchurch shooter's video or screed, readers wrote to me to admonish the paper for continuing to refer to the accused shooter by name.

One could argue that continuing to refer to the Framers' intent in this regard is akin to studying the drawings and notes of the architect for an edifice that collapsed long ago.

The Nobel committee has said that it did not know Steinman was dead when it made the announcement, and earlier today it released a statement offering condolences and continuing to refer to Steinman as a Nobel laureate — which could be a sign that it intends to honor its original decision.

African states have continued to refer situations to the ICC.

We continued to refer to these things as your mother's.

Undeterred, the Royal Navy announced that it would continue to refer to its vessels in the feminine.

For convenience, we shall continue to refer to the parties as appellant and appellees.

Both fine art and kitsch continue to refer to Leonardo's portrait.