Sentence examples for of refers from inspiring English sources

"The Night Of" refers to a series of events that puts a college student in jail, charged with a murder.

"Modern Art," the song, also kind of refers to the weird modern world we live in, where things have changed so much because we've all become so connected through the internet.

His epithet ("The husband of ") refers to this idea, and Sharma notes that two other variants of this name that mean the same thing, and, also appear in the sahasranama.

And the density (X | S ) of refers to the within-stratum density of the exposure model.

(Enwezor has a habit of referring to himself as "one").

These are values to which Tony Abbott is fond of referring.

Bernhard has a habit of referring to herself as Mama.

Its habit of referring to "partners" instead of "allies" jars.

To refer to "fire and fleet" is the equivalent of referring to "hearth and home".

Instead of referring these spectators to optometrists, he referred the boxers to the Ring Magazine spring collection.

Some Labour MPs made the mistake of referring to free schools as a vanity project.