Sentence examples for if i refer from inspiring English sources
Howsabout if I refer to it by its more common names: Bowles-Simpson or Simpson-Bowles?
If I refer to "10 Downing Street", my expression picks out the built structure, not the plan, nor any other abstract representation or entity to which the built structure at 10 Downing Street corresponds.
"At some point in time there will be some upwardly mobile young person in Schwab who will look at this and say, I'm better off if I refer [an investor] to an in-house money manager than to an outside investment manager,'" Lathrop says.
A: I hope you don't mind if I refer to an interview I carried out around my previous book, Swallow, in which I discuss the importance of the uncanny to my work and to nonfiction generally: http://www.propellermag.com/Fall2011/Cappellofall11.html I think the uncanny is at the heart of literary nonfiction.
Dear Rudy, I realize that you don't know me, but I hope you won't mind if I refer to you as "Rudy".
(On a much smaller level, I think it's like calling myself a "soccer mom". I may not play soccer, but if I refer to myself as such, you know I am working to support my child in it).
I was afraid that if I referred to his sickness and our quarantine I might trigger a relapse.
I would feel rather miffed by an American criticising me for not being able to distinguish between a Texan drawl and a Brooklyn twang if I referred to either, quite reasonably, as being an "American" accent.
"The only way I could conduct an interrogation or a questioning was if I referred to those facts.
I'd venture a guess that if I referred to Don Draper in everyday conversation, you would probably know who I was talking about.
Families will be eligible for this study if children with obesity were (i) referred for weight management to one of the four multidisciplinary pediatric weight management centers, (ii) 10 17 years old at the time of referral, and (iii) possessed an age- and sex-specific body mass index (BMI) ≥97th percentile at the time of referral.
