Sentence examples for have referring from inspiring English sources

"I think he absolutely nailed it, a seaside course with everything you would want to have," referring to Mike Strantz, who redesigned the course.

Hagel may have referring to the narrow issue of military and intelligence operations when ruling out a review whereas the White House is looking at the bigger picture.

Asked if she would follow acting colleagues such as Clint Eastwood to Angelina Jolie into directing, Streep said: "Some of my directors would say that I already have," referring to her own hands-on style on set.

The most amazing thing is when I go to the States, and they're like, 'My God, you have a British accent!' What do you expect me to have?" Referring to the incident in August this year when Oprah Winfrey claims she was told by a boutique in Zurich that one of their handbags was "too expensive" for her, Abudu says: "If that can happen to Oprah – hello, she's my hero – it could happen to anyone.

Both have referred to Cameron's "chumocracy".

(Friends have referred to the bathroom as the "Centre Pompidou").

We have referred to waterboarding as torture from the start.

It didn't: we should have referred to 2009.

We should have referred to the Mahdi's followers.

For years people have referred to me as "Cakes".

That figure should have referred to deaths nationwide.