Sentence examples for had alluded to from inspiring English sources

David wondered where the walkin'-around money Ray had alluded to was supposed to come from.

His dream barely realised, he had alluded to death threats the day before in a less famous speech.

But he added that if the Afghan spokesman had alluded to such a framework, then "that's good".

Still, he had alluded to both in one sentence, so it was not surprising that some people had assumed he meant to link them).

None of it was incendiary, but there was repeated acknowledgement of the pain and anguish that Mr Obama had alluded to.

(Her compositions had alluded to racial discrimination as early as "Uptown," in which the singer determines to get to Harlem even if "a taxi won't take me").

And some detainees have alluded to new secret interrogation centers.

We probably assumed that they would have alluded to having some kind of god.

Several courts have alluded to the constitutionality of adultery laws since the Lawrence decision.

Mr. Beutler said Mr. Reid may have "alluded" to that possibility.

"Of our clients, none of them have alluded to dropping coverage," she said.