Sentence examples for how I referred from inspiring English sources

Boarders were dismayed at how I referred to the loo as a 'toilet'toilet

Still, I'm happy to say that even as I was being denounced on gun rights Web sites as participating in a "jihad" against the Second Amendment, at least some agreement was achieved on the subject of "knuckleheads," which is how I referred to those who claim they simply forgot they had a gun in their bags.

That's how I refer to my daughter's shitty ex-boyfriend".

Funny, but that's exactly how I refer to the tingly feeling that overtakes me when I read or hear something so profoundly ridiculous that I briefly consider living the rest of my life in monkish isolation on a mountaintop with only the cold wind for companionship.

From the start of my transition, it's changed a lot how I refer to myself.

What bothered me most wasn't the fact that we -- notice how I refer to my favorite team as "we" -- made careless errors, or that we missed a last second field goal that would've won the game.

The irony is that I don't think that that was how I was referred to back then.

SF: When I write this up how shall I refer to you? IJ: I think as Ms I Jawad.

How do I refer to supplementary materials in a manuscript?

But you NEED to verify that arrangement with them: "Can I use your quotes without naming you?" "I won't name you but can I quote you?" "If I don't quote you, how can I refer to you?" "Off the Record" is generally meant to indicate that the information is provided only for informational purposes and is not meant to be attributed in quotes.

This was how my little brother and I referred to them between ourselves, or with our mother.