Sentence examples for quickly referred from inspiring English sources
When Merkel made her first visit to the UK as newly elected German chancellor in 2005, she was quickly referred to as Germany's Margaret Thatcher.
After it was initially introduced into the Senate it was quickly referred to the parliamentary joint committee on intelligence and security.
Mr. Mueller showed he is willing to change the approach when he quickly referred Ms. Rowley's complaints to the Justice Department's inspector general, an act that would have been considered extraordinary under his predecessors.
Sheik Khalid says he wants to emphasize the moderate face of Islam, which at least superficially appears to be the case when, for example, two of the four-minute sermons available this month include "Why should you wear the veil?" or "Why shouldn't you wear the veil?" But women choosing the second are fairly quickly referred back to the first.
Thus, the accelerated work-up and treatment program ensures that patients with medically intractable pain are quickly referred to neurosurgery.
The lie was quickly referred to in a tweet by Hannity and on his website.
"It's for Matt," she said quickly, referring to her date.
They could move to the next "level" by earning points for responding quickly, referring a friend, and so on.
Ms. Reinis said the facility would have security guards and, while not using random drug testing, would declare itself "clean and sober" and quickly refer tenants showing signs of drug or alcohol abuse to appropriate counseling, possibly at other facilities.
They can then self- and peer-assess and I can quickly refer to them when I'm marking their books, which saves me from writing reams and reams of feedback.
And if you say "feminism" to the young woman getting sprayed beside you, she will quickly refer you to her mother, and then apologize for her mother, saying that, after all, women were a little hysterical, a little radical, in her mother's day — you couldn't blame them — but that things are normal now.
