Sentence examples for friday refers from inspiring English sources

The suit filed on Friday refers to the report in Miami New Times.

Here Kobe Bryant gives younger players the earth-shattering advice that they should ask rich owners to give them as much money as possible: For most, Black Friday refers to the day after Thanksgiving, either the absolute best or absolute worst time to go retail shopping depending on one's desire for great deals and/or tolerance of huge crowds.

7. Some say Black Friday refers to "going into the black".

Black Friday refers to the fourth Friday before Christmas, claimed to be one of the busiest shopping days of the year.

"It's over," the economists at Barclays Capital declared Friday, referring to the Great Recession.

Even so, Cashman on Friday referred to the Yankees as underdogs in the A.L. East.

The Art in Review column in Weekend on Friday referred incorrectly to the artist Cheyney Thompson.

"I've got to speak with Mike, Henryy said after training Friday, referring to the team's rookie coach, Mike Petke.

Correction: September 23, 2003, Tuesday An Editorial Observer last Friday referred incorrectly to the citizenship of the actor Jim Carrey.

"We are very proud of him," Patrick Ivuti, a Kenyan who won the 2007 Chicago marathon, said Friday, referring to Wanjiru.

We're not the stereotypical "fuckybergs," says Friday, referring to his three-person developer posse.