Sentence examples for once refer from inspiring English sources

But the bill does not once refer to equity and the sole public duty of a foundation trust is to exercise its func tions "efficiently, effectively and economically".

Don't, as one LIP did in court against me once, refer to your opponent as "my gentleman friend" but simply "counsel for the prosecution" or "the prosecution".

Mr. Romney, who has taken to mentioning Gov. Rick Perry of Texas when making his pitch to voters, did not once refer to him on Saturday night.

Those who adore him will find that he didn't have much of a dark side (though he does once refer to Senator Lowell Weicker, of Connecticut, as "a schmuck").

He didn't once refer to "African-Americans". Speaker after speaker took the podium and addressed the largest gathering ever of African-American men as if the battle to describe them as such had never been waged, let alone won.

Mr. Lhota did once refer to some police officers as "mall cops," but he was speaking specifically about officers of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

William Carlos Williams once referred to her as a Saint.

"Imbeciles," Brancatelli said more than once, referring to the banks.

(He once referred to his critics as "rabid harpies").

(She once referred to him, admiringly, as "the male Bette Davis").

Senator John McCain once referred to the governor as "Comrade Pataki".