Sentence examples for i often referred from inspiring English sources

I often referred to him as the "Frank Sinatra" of his block because he was clearly the chairman of the board.

With reference to the question of public interest, she wrote: "The picture I often refer back to, in my mind's eye, is that of the little girl, Kim Phuc, running naked and screaming, down that road in Vietnam in 1972, against a backdrop of smoke from a napalm attack by America's ally, the South Vietnamese air force.

When I talk to educators, I often refer to working memory like a Post-it note.

In these cases I often refer to a neuro-optometrist and a good vision therapy program to improve these skills.

I often refer to this feeling of disappointment as the gap between our expectations and our reality.

"I often refer to it as the Brooklyn-Queens Distressway," said Pete Tauriello, the veteran radio traffic reporter who is heard most frequently on 1010 WINS.

"I often refer to our constitution when somebody breaks the rules: 'You see, you signed that.' " But she tries to keep the atmosphere cheerful.

That's why I often refer to him as an intellectual entrepreneur: entrepreneurs succeed because they get a business idea and then they move faster than the rest, they bring the product to market.

In fact, when I want to truffle for a new children's author, I often refer to past winners whose work I haven't yet got around to reading, secure in the knowledge that I won't be disappointed.

I often refer to delicious to find pages that I've bookmarked.

I often refer back to my annotated version of the online paper.