Sentence examples for long referring from inspiring English sources

"There is nothing at home for these girls, not even enough food to eat," said director Nguyen Tuong Long, referring to the dire poverty that is another key driver.

"The Ericssons and Motorolas have much more inventory in carrier channels than Nokia, and they've also been cutting the prices of their products more aggressively because their products haven't been selling through the channels," says Long, referring to the soft market's impact on Nokia's smaller rivals.

Some Ukrainians, in fact, have long referred to him as the zek (convict), a reference to the time he served in prison, as a young man, for robbery and assault.

(Basketball players were long referred to as cagers).

Critics have long referred to them as "piece-keepers".

Several Yahoo properties, like Yahoo Finance, have long referred users to articles at partner sites.

Will we long refer to digits on the broadcast spectrum as "on your radio dial"?

India has long referred to Pakistan's sponsorship of these extreme Islamic groups as cross-border terrorism.

His church is within the 67th Precinct, long referred to as one of the two deadliest precincts in New York.

The term, coined by the British aristocrat Horace Walpole in a 1754 letter, long referred to a fortunate accidental discovery.

Many in business and policy have long referred to "insourcing" as the U.S. activity of foreign-based multinational companies.