Sentence examples for gets to refer from inspiring English sources

1 55:45 And Gus gets to refer to Superman as "Supes" - to Superman's face, I should add.

How then does that mental symbol get to refer to the Big Bang?

In this safe "colored" space you get to refer to yourself as an ally.

Many women both from rural and urban areas in Turkey occasionally use the term "I'm dirty" or "I got dirty" to refer to menstruation.

They frequently used such statements as "the right to do" or "the authority to do the duty without the necessity to get permission" to refer to the concept of "having authority".

"I need to get to know Nancy Peretsman," referring to the all-star Allen & Company banker.

Get your GP to refer you back to me so that I can see you".

Predominantly, the oldest of old and diseased participants are less likely to undergo diagnostic tests (e.g. ECG, echocardiography, cardiac biomarker testing), or to get referred to a medical specialist in comparison to elderly in other European countries [ 82].

It took about 18 months to be diagnosed with solar urticaria, and even longer to get referred to the specialist dermatology department where I'm now treated.

Thankfully, my university had a health centre where I could go for help and I was able to get referred to a psychiatrist.

"And despite repeated requests another lady, who was suffering from fibromyalgia [serious musculoskeletal pain], remained unable to get referred to a pain relief clinic by her GP because of PCT policy".