Sentence examples for refer only from inspiring English sources

Those speeds refer only to write-once discs (CD-R).

The lights refer only to entrances; stations themselves are always open.

Does that mean that decimation should refer only to this original meaning?

Or does it refer only to people who identify themselves as lesbian or gay?

Before that, the word could refer only to children too young to attend school.

It is customary in such addresses for candidates to refer only briefly to the race ahead.

He must refer only to its quality, for Roman silverware has been abundantly preserved.

And it's unfair to refer only to transfer passengers as beneficiaries of Heathrow's expansion.

Fruitfulness need not "refer only to the conceiving of children," she writes.

By the 12th century, the name had come to refer only to East Franconia.

The latest GDP figures for America, for example, refer only to the fourth quarter of 2000.