Sentence examples for does refer from inspiring English sources

And there's a footnote there that does refer to reference to 3 U.S.C. 1 through 10, which of course includes Section 5.

Tempo's Web site, however, does refer to its being "near the Gramercy Park area".

It does refer to the altitude of that flight, but it was a deliberate double entendre.

And he does refer to the "emotional fallout" – the "What have you done?" moments.

It does refer to the importance of well-trained teachers and small classes.

But the rule does refer to a time of reckoning of sorts.

And though he does not name his leeches, he does refer to them in the feminine.

However, this paper does refer back to data collected for the two papers published by the same scientists in 2005.

She does refer clients to him, as she does to Dr. David Hidalgo, another highly regarded surgeon in New York.

Although she does refer teenagers to therapists, Dr. Engelland dispenses quite a bit of the talking cure herself.

Although Honorius does refer to "a multitude of other pueri" who joined the movement, only Otto's papal absolution is recorded.