Sentence examples for one referred from inspiring English sources
One referred to a paper on multiple imputation but gave no further details, the other stated that "1000 imputation sequences" were used.
They were vulgar (many references to "pussy"), and misogynistic ("bitches," "whores"), and one referred to "some Jewish lady" being splashed with water.
On many sites, enthusiasts spoke of wounded Jupiter — "ol' Jinkers," as one referred to the fifth planet from the sun — in human terms.
One referred to university regulations and told her that she was being suspended on disciplinary as well as medical grounds.
The first one referred to three editors going within a week.
No one referred to it as blood diamond party, White insists.
"At first, we were seeing people one to one, referred by GPs and other health professionals.
In military terms, Phase One referred to the build-up of troops in the region.
"Abdullah hasn't even been given that right – and his case is even more backward than the one referred today".
After Hamlet, when another group questioned its star David Tennant, not one referred to his previous role as Doctor Who.
In the Victorian era, the word "bull" was considered too strong for mixed company; instead, one referred to "gentlemen cows".
