She refers regularly to the many languages she speaks (I counted five, but perhaps there are more).
Only at the three AHSs, where there were contracted pharmacists, were patients being referred regularly for HMRs.
The external expert should be brought back in or referred to regularly to ensure the new practice is developing in the most effective way.
One Asian American reported that he had been the subject of horrific racial epithets, referred to regularly as "Sand N" by fellow soldiers.
I regularly refer to "the national press", meaning "the British press".
The co-hosts regularly refer to Clinton as the Big Dog.
In encapsulating the latest polling data in a timely manner, its forecasts provide a valuable benchmark, to which I and many others regularly refer.
Today, the book is known widely by its acronym (SPE), and no text in the field is more central; even those who might disagree with the book refer to it regularly.
And they regularly refer to article subjects in offensive ways, calling them names like: ignorant, dumb, ghetto, disgusting, mental, stupid, a "tramp," nasty, and more.
In practice, we are given the unaligned data; therefore, we will regularly refer to the misaligned projections, denoted by ( {overset{sim }{P}}_{theta }(f) ).
