Sentence examples for offered referring from inspiring English sources

"Having a billboard on Sunset is nice," he demurely offered, referring to the glittering strip in Los Angeles.

That gets their attention," he offered, referring to the savings that have already been achieved through peddling more energy efficient computers.

Reed preferred not to comment on his reaction to the offer, referring that question to Phil Tannenbaum, his agent.

In Germany, the approximately 160,000 member Kneipp Association keeps this CAM tradition alive and provides professional education in KT. 'Kneipp nursing homes' implement those interventions in daily care and are mostly differentiated from conventional nursing homes through offers referring to hydrotherapy and herbs.

But the Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., had told prosecutors in this case not to make those offers, referred to as adjournments in contemplation of dismissal, an official in his office said Tuesday.

(Recall that the Restatement's definition of offer refers not to the offeror's actual state of mind but rather to manifestations that "justify another person in understanding" that assent is invited).

He said he was amazed that Hunt had offered to refer any further evidence from Tredinnick back to the reviewers.

North Dakota and the United States government offered to refer the outlet to the commission years ago, but Canada declined.

Another trailblazer is MBNA, which began making the loans after the National Adoption Foundation in Danbury, Conn., offered to refer thousands of parents in mid-1997.

The Catholic providers offered to refer same-sex couples to other agencies (as they had been doing for unmarried couples), but that was not acceptable to the state, Mr. Marlowe said.

(In sleazier regions of the Web, like gambling and porn, the amounts offered for referred business are substantial. That's why a large percentage of all spam e-mails are from aspiring affiliate marketers).