Sentence examples for night referred from inspiring English sources

The Labour MP Jim Devine was last night referred to Labour's "star chamber".

– Ashley Parker Jon M. Huntsman Jr., who made his debate debut Thursday night, referred to his record as governor to burnish his economic credentials.

The RCGP's chief executive, Neil Hunt, last night referred her to the college's board of senior officers to investigate after being alerted to the book by The Independent.

In Nottingham, Ricky Haley set up Liars Club, a night referred to by i-D magazine as "Nottingham's answer to Trash".

Correction: September 13 , 2001 Thursday An article in the arts pages last Thursday about preparations for the MTV awards ceremony that night referred incorrectly to "Smooth Criminal".

Mr Iglesias's speech to the faithful on Sunday night referred to Podemos's beginnings as part of a movement for social change, known as the 15M, which was formed in the wake of the financial crisis to protest against austerity.

"I have grown," Posada said Wednesday night, referring to his trying season.

"Sometimes it can wear you down," the president said Wednesday night, referring to what he called "big, messy democracy".

"I have serious questions about his supervisory capacity," Commissioner Kerik said last night, referring to the transfer of Capt.

"I'm waiting to hear from Glen Sather, Clarkee said last night, referring to the Rangers president and general manager.

"It reminds me of the July 2006 war," Ali said Sunday night, referring to Hezbollah's war with Israel, its last major battle.