Sentence examples for how we refer from inspiring English sources
"IFLS is how we refer to it in polite company," Andrew smiles.
"B.C., Before Chancer," Donnie says, "which is how we refer to our life then, Iyal echoed Morasha word for word.
To know our languages is to know us and to know us is to know our countries – this is how we refer to our ancestral lands.
(2 03:20 AM) ZJ: not like, a WWII kind of war or anything (2 03:29 AM) ZJ: depends on the criteria for war (2 03 39 AM) bradass87: i was just thinking about how we refer to them as wars, commonly (2 03:53 AM) bradass87: would say that there is a "war" in mexico?
Is we need to develop the vocabulary of how we refer to this so we don't stumble over ourselves.
A general exception to what has just been claimed about how we refer to types (with singular terms) might be inferred from the fact that we do more often say of an animal that it is a tiger, rather than that it is a member of the species Felis Tigris.
The debate about whether or not Darfur (Sudan) was the site of genocide long ago flamed out, largely because the issue became excessively politicized and the world--in general--no longer cared about how we referred to continuing ethnically-targeted destruction in Darfur.
What groups can we distinguish within this huge age range and how should we refer to them, to us?
"How do we refer to you? Mrs Clinton, first lady, secretary Clinton, senator?" asked an Ebro co-host.
How should we refer to people without homes?
