Sentence examples for refer like a from inspiring English sources

'I' does not refer like a name.

Does it follow the person it refers to like a shadow?

This Crime Scene Range or "kill house" as it's sometimes referred to looks like a nondescript motel or strip mall building, and is made up of three bedrooms, a kitchen, a living room, a catwalk, and a hallway.

I would like to refer to a historical fact, if you are allowed to publish this.

At this point, I would like to refer to a lexicological approach to lexical analysis as described by Hanks (2013), which has two main advantages in my view.

We would like to refer to a new meta-analysis on patient-level data that has examined precisely this [ 8].

Then, I would like to refer to a very important point which was raised by the distinguished representative of the European Union, that is, the cost-effectiveness of the negotiations.

It's a sad way for what sportswriters like to refer to as "a dynasty" to end.

Remarkably, their traditions also refer to a Noah-like inventor and savior, a highly intelligent man they call Cutnofeset.

Mr. Cheney likes to refer to a meeting between the hijacker Mohamed Atta and an Iraqi official that supposedly took place in Prague in April 2001.

Lancaster likes to refer to a diagram he calls the "pyramid of success".