Sentence examples for refer during from inspiring English sources

Ferrara also ruled that prosecutors may not refer during the trial to McMillan's alleged threat to Rothermel's family.

He has never met Churchill's husband, David Harter, a campaigning solicitor, but she would often refer, during their working years, to her three sons and "writing the plays at the kitchen table".

Ask students to create outlines in class, then draw "cue words" from them, which can be recorded on the note cards, to which students may refer during the debate.

Women who were referred during labour were classified as non-referred because the pregnancies of these women were low-risk (Fig.  1).

But Mr. Bush often referred during speeches to the joys and heartaches of raising adolescent daughters.

Widodo referred during the campaign to an ongoing "lack of trust" with Australia.

Referring during the meeting to A.I.G. stock, Mr. Greenberg pointed out that long-term investors had invariably done well.

But she often referred during her 30-minute talk today to the importance of racial and ethnic "understanding".

They may get cases referred during the surrogate's pregnancy because of concerns about her exploitation or the arrangements for the child.

But when Colin Montgomerie referred during the subsequent press conference to "Tiger being hidden", a new twist to the subplot began to take shape.

For example, she referred during a recent foreign trip to applying the "housewife's management system" to the nation's economic problems.