Sentence examples for had ever referred from inspiring English sources

In an interview tonight, Mr. DiFrancesco flatly denied the report's allegations, and said no one had ever referred the matter to the New Jersey bar's disciplinary committee.

That was the first time most of us had ever referred to an editorial or artistic project with that base word: content.

Although Downing Street said it did not "recognise" the phrase as one used by the prime minister, Cameron's team has not explicitly denied that he had ever referred to environmental policies as "green crap".

It was the first time anyone had ever referred to me as a journalist and not just an inexperienced blogger.

Although we do see an increase in the physicians' referral behavior compared to the results of Murray et al. [ 12], who found that only 35% of the physicians had ever referred patients to websites, it is still not common practice.

In fact, Bowie is one of the few men whom Lear has ever referred to as a 'lover'lover

"Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde" belongs to everyone who has ever referred to themselves in the third person, or cursed their own "split personality", or praised their "better nature".

"I have failed so far to persuade him to drop the words 'social mobility' from the government lexicon and to drop the words 'pupil premium' which again, nobody on the Old Kent Road has ever referred to.

We will round up anyone who has ever referred to themselves as "family doctors" in a camp in Wyoming, and it's best you don't ask what is going to happen to them.

Insured-users that had ever been referred for secondary or tertiary health care in the insurance scheme.

We found the likelihood that, IUs who had ever been referred for secondary or tertiary care rated higher in the prompt attention domain.