Sentence examples for help referring from inspiring English sources

He added, "That video didn't help," referring to the filmed execution.

Not surprisingly, von Furstenberg couldn't help referring to the film in creating interiors for Claridge's in London, trapped in her own way by Marienbad's spell.

They are repeatedly interrupted and eventually transformed by the arrival of three male-female couples moving in a quite different, pure-ballet style; I cannot help referring to these characters as angels in America.

Staff there quickly realised he was in urgent need of help, referring him to the Priory clinic in Woking.

If you are buying a house, your real estate agent is a great resource for planning help, referring contractors, selecting inspectors, and completing the paperwork.

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This sharing is normal and, as an advisor, you can help refer them to important resources for managing these complexities.

At the Haigh-Woods' everyone dresses for dinner, and Vivien, whose medicine is failing to help, refers to their friend Bertrand Russell in a loud voice: "Bertie wants to go to bed with me.

The technical help referred to above comes at the hands of trend line support and a bounce from an intermediate-term oversold condition.

Members seek to promote the growth of regional presence through alumni chapters, expand Harris students' and alumni connections to career opportunities, help refer prospective students to Harris, and guide development initiatives.