Sentence examples for more referring from inspiring English sources

While officials tend not to use that language any more, referring instead to "turmoil," "disturbance" or even "incident," the verdict remains.

"Well, here's my response to that: You've got until Jan . 20 , 2009and not another day more," referring to Inauguration Day.

Allen's last film for UA was Stardust Memories (1980), in which Albeck has a cameo as a studio executive, who has one telling line: "He's not funny any more," referring to the Allen character.

In trying to explain why he had changed his mind, Wilpon said, "I don't know anybody who was more affected by 9/11 and who did more," referring to Valentine's involvement with the families of some of the victims.

Musk tweeted Wednesday that "there is more," referring to sabotage at the company.

It is possible that the results would have been different had we included more referring physicians, and reports from several different hospitals.

More referred to it as "the Tree of Truth".

Putin once more refers to "radical extremists" in Kiev.

Don Quixote is one of those books more referred to than read.

According to Schneider, people spend more, refer their friends more, and shop more often with companies they have direct ownership in.

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