Sentence examples for is correctly referred from inspiring English sources
First, a coordinated group of people participating in the Caribbean-inspired event wearing similarly themed costumes and dancing together to calypso or soca music is correctly referred to as a mas band, as in masquerade band.
While we're beating ourselves with the authenticity stick, even the name's misleading: strictly, lasagne refers to flat, thin sheets of pasta – the same ones used in what is correctly referred to as lasagne al forno – baked lasagne, which, in the UK at least, tends to mean lasagne alla bolognese, or lasagne with a meaty, tomatoey sauce.
However, this guide is correctly referred to as a morality only when the individual would be willing for others to adopt that code of conduct, but does not require that they do so.
The flag is correctly referred to as the 'flag of the United States of America'.
In stories after April 9, 2004, Shiite cleric Muqtader Sadr is correctly referred to as Muqtada Sadr.
The Hawai'ian seahorse that was previously referred to as Hippocampus hilonis [ 6] or H. fisheri [ 53] is correctly referred to as H. fisheri in this study.
The validation rates are also much higher than those that we observed for indels in MMR-proficient tumors and those the reviewer is correctly referring to in the literature (Parsons et al., 2012; Peltomaki, 2014).
The bitters we're talking about, the ones in the little bottles such as Angostura or Peychaud's, are correctly referred to as aromatic bitters.
Common usage frequently finds these names being also applied to ophiuroids, which are correctly referred to as brittle stars or "basket stars".
During their marriage she was known as Heather Mills McCartney, but after her divorce she reverted to Heather Mills, although she should still be correctly referred to as Lady McCartney; as the former wife of a Knight, she technically retains that title.
Three studies specifically reported the proportion of severe cases that were correctly referred, ranging from 29.4% to 70.0%.
