Sentence examples for last referred from inspiring English sources

The last referred to the millions that many here say they believe the Mubarak family tucked away.

Prosecutable hate speech in 17th-century Massachusetts included calling people "dogs," "rogues" and even "queens" (though the last referred to prostitution); magistrates took serious umbrage at being labeled "poopes" ("dolts").

Dr. Kornhaber, a child and family therapist, ranges wide, covering the roles of grandparents from ancestor to buddy to mentor to wizard, the last referred to as "one of the most enjoyable, freewheeling and free-spirited roles you will ever play".

The last referred to MTV's reality show that makes celebs the goats of cruel practical jokes.

I didn't have to wait long either which was a bonus, it was much quicker than when I was last referred" Patient ID 5: Female, 76 "Well I went to my GP and she just referred me straight in.

I didn't have to wait long either which was a bonus, it was much quicker than when I was last referred" Patient ID 5: Female, 76 All five participants had been triaged to the BFNS clinics but were at different stages within their assessment and management.

The last refers, of course, to Pollock's death in a car accident after drinking.

"Food is the sweet spot between tradition and innovation, rich and poor, old and young, denim and white linen," he said in an interview (the last refers to farms and restaurants).

The new album's title, "The Last," refers to the end of Aventura's recording contract with Premium Latin, and several songs teasingly suggest that it is the group's swan song.

The collection, developed over the past year under Mr. Pitteloud's guidance, is composed of four families — sport, dress, jewelry and complicated watches, the last referring to features beyond the time display — each boasting a bezel neatly faceted like a round brilliant and a signature trilliant, or triangular-cut, emerald hour marker at 12 o'clock.

Former Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown raised eyebrows on Twitter Friday night when his verified account published a succession of three inscrutable messages -- the first of which appears to have been a severe misspelling of the word "whatever," and the last referring to a "brilliant," but as-yet-unidentified acquaintance named Matt.