Sentence examples for made referring from inspiring English sources

Tron9 felt Davies had been misrepresented: Did anybody actually listen to the podcast that Alan made referring to Hillsborough?

Asked during a press conference to explain whether he still stuck by comments he made referring to Israelis as "the descendants of apes and pigs" and "bloodsuckers", Morsi said the remarks had been taken out of context.

Mr. Spann's mother, Gail, said it was evident Mr. Lindh had been a traitor because of the choices he made, referring to his conversion to Islam at 16. "If you go back from the time he was 16 years old and just go through his history, you know, what more could I say?" she said.

The markings are typically made referring to data from as-built drawings.

It was made referring to the Earth's magnetic field as an eccentric dipole, using the approximation based on International Geomagnetic Reference Field (IGRF-11).

Some of the more recent analytical expressions able to predict the shear and the flexural resistance of concrete beams were mentioned and design considerations are made referring to a ductile design of HSC beams.

Egyptian texts a millennium after these beads were made referred to "metal from the sky," which historians have taken to mean meteoritic iron. .

Other mRNAs were quantified using SyberGreen (iQ SyberGreen SuperMix, BioRad) and normalized to b-Actin mRNA by the Comparative C t) method [70] after cDNA was made, referred to as reverse transcibed quantitative PCR (qRT-PCR).

Mr. Boland said, "The last thing you want Scott Boras to know is how much your team is making," referring to the noted agent for professional athletes.

Mr. Glenn, a career marine, replied of the sacrifices members of the armed service make, referring poignantly to the graves of many of them at Arlington National Cemetery.

One of her most popular manifesto pledges, echoed by many other candidates, is to campaign to repeal the Counter-Terror and Security Act, which makes referring students to Prevent, the government's anti-extremism programme, a statutory duty.