Sentence examples for making referring from inspiring English sources
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.
Most astonishingly, he describes Amerca's current battle with Islam as a problem of its own making, referring to the US's secret funding of Islamic extremists in Afghanistan during the 1970s and 1980s, as part of its fight against its main enemy of the time, communism.
Marina Silva, the former maid who is a leading contender for the 2018 presidential election, said in an interview that Ms. Rousseff's ouster was rooted in incompetence and deeply flawed policy making, referring to charges that she manipulated the federal budget to conceal economic problems.
Parent medical and critical care team decision- making referred to how critical care teams sought early joint decision-making with parent medical teams when there was doubt over the possibility of critical illness recovery (theme 3).
It's rare that human beings develop this level of perspicacity about themselves, particularly when the insight they are making refers to the absence rather than a presence of characterological attributes.
Tron9 felt Davies had been misrepresented: Did anybody actually listen to the podcast that Alan made referring to Hillsborough?
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.
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.
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.
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).
