Sentence examples for has to refer from inspiring English sources

This fluidity reflects an underlying concept: the moment that one has to refer to the contract, it's likely that the trust in a relationship has already gone.

An adult has to refer back to his own childhood and ask himself: Would I have enjoyed such a book then?

When he teaches Ulysses, he tells us, he has to refer to its protagonist Leopold Bloom as Poldy, "since my name has been confiscated – for a time".

But I hope one day someone will give us an assassin who has to refer to an instruction booklet before each step.

"What he means is he's exercised the powers he has to refer the matter to Ofcom, Ofcom will make a recommendation and presumably he will follow whatever recommendation Ofcom comes up with.

Sue Edwards, of the Citizens Advice Bureau, says that the organisation often has to refer its clients to food banks after payday lending companies empty out their bank accounts.

We have to refer that to another agency.

I had to refer him to the Food Bank.

"They have to refer you to a doctor.

Sometimes, they have to refer patients on to others.

To steady themselves, visitors will have to refer to the show's catalog.