Sentence examples for had referred him from inspiring English sources

His GP had referred him to the memory clinic to be assessed for dementia.

Mr. Chavez, who is not a plaintiff in the lawsuit, told a supervisor of his injury, and then, he said, waited almost nine hours before getting in to see a doctor at the clinic to which supervisors had referred him.

Dr. DeNegre said, "If he'd told me about the vision then, I'd have referred him to a psychiatrist or a priest to talk it over".

Nicias advises them to accept advice from Socrates as well, because Socrates has referred him to an excellent teacher of music (180d); Laches supports Socrates' reputation, citing his actions at the battle of Delium, a disastrous defeat for Athens in which, as we know from other sources, Socrates showed extraordinary courage (181b).

The board believes that Nitschke, as a doctor, should have referred him to psychiatric help in order to prevent the suicide.

The young chap who was working... we've referred him back to the hospital because his insulin needs sorting out.

On her deathbed, his mother had referred to him as "useless... broken... stuck," and his sister-in-law still thinks of him as "a monster".

In 1967, when Ali fought Ernie Terrell – who had referred to him Cassius Clay – he was just as vicious, demanding "What's my name?" when he hit him on the way to a decision.

Mr. Breitbart had referred to him using a vulgarity "cause I thought you were being intentionally disingenuous," he wrote.

A close ally of Colonel Qaddafi for decades, he had referred to him as a friend as recently as Tuesday.

She had referred to him as Mitchell, which no one does, thinking that it would disguise his identity.