Sentence examples for has referred on from inspiring English sources

The schools minister has referred on several occasions to the fact that 40% of students who take maths A-level are female.

"She says no one remembers her today, but she was in the punk-arty group," said Goldman, to whom she has referred on her blog as "my platonic life mate".

Despite Simone's very clear decision to call Ron and Nellie her parents -- because they ARE, because that is what adoption means -- sports commentator Al Trautwig repeatedly has referred on air to Ron and Nellie as "Simone's grandparents".

Two stated that they had referred on a few occasions, and that this lead to bad conscience and feelings of guilt.

So I did everything, besides the toilet, which Dylan has referred to on occasion.

(His co-author, Jerome Corsi, an old friend of O'Neill's, has referred to Kerry on a conservative Web site as "Commie Kerry").

Ramsey himself has referred to the industry on his popular radio program as filled with "scum-sucking bottom-feeding predatory people who have no moral restraint".

One of the theaters challenging the ban, the Curious Theater Company in Denver, has referred to the law on stage for comedic effect.

Now, self-described "Mama Grizzly Bear" Sarah Palin has referred to the incident on Facebook, writing that she is "proud" of her eldest daughter Bristol, who is said to have punched the party's host in the face during the fracas.

In his public statements and in private conversations, he has referred to the "sword on Israel's neck" — the prospect of a regional neighbor and an outspoken enemy of the state acquiring the ability to destroy it.

Ilana Glazer has referred to her character on Broad City as herself "at the height" of her former Nicki Minaj obsession.