Sentence examples for everybody refers from inspiring English sources

But everybody refers to Jefferson's political identity in the Lawn.

"Everybody refers women to us - police, psychologists, social services - but no one wants to pick up the tab.

"After the video, I went to the US congress and the UN security council, Brussels … everybody referred to this film," he said.

I laughed but once at the repeated joke that finds everybody referring to the character Clitander as Clitoris, and if there really is such a thing as a "fecophile," I don't want to know about it.

"We were so happy when we found them," said Carol Schneider, Random House's vice president for publicity .I must have asked 13 people where they were, and everybody referred me to somebody else".

When I took the whole thing over…I wanted to call it the Fifth Estate, but changing a restaurant's name is a hazardous business, so I kept it the Teheran, although everybody referred to it as the T. I did change the menu right away, for nobody wants to eat Persian food five times a week….You remember that trouble in 1980, the year the hostages were being held in Teheran?

The "everybody" she refers to in the sentence "not just for people who earn under $250,000, but for everybody" refer to "2percentt of households," roughly.

Author Nicholas Schaffner wrote in 1977 of the name that was adopted for the Beatles' double album: "From the day of release, everybody referred to The Beatles as 'the White Album.'" It was the first album by the Beatles to be released by Apple Records, as well as their only original double album.

People feel that there is not a stable reality that everybody can refer to, but only signals of a reality that is everyday different and will never stabilize because in the meanwhile signals are changing, or simply because people will forget to verify if reality eventually became what signals had once signalized.

Standard ways to do the procedure, to interpret the procedure, and a standard body of literature that everybody can refer to (NII022).

He refers to everybody, all the time, by their first name.