Thus the main formal structure of their work is that the Senate refers something to a committee for examination, and the committee reports back to the Senate on that matter.
It was also a useful addition for the health professionals, as it provided a service to which women could be referred, something previously missing from care.
Repeatedly, teenagers would refer to something as "just stupid drama," "something girls do," or "so high school".
Can't we intend to refer to something and end up referring to something or someone altogether different?[22] If our brains are just big lumps of electric jelly, presumably, our intentions must be found somewhere inside those lumps.
When admirers babble about her "qualifications" they refer to something quite specific.
In other words, do your clothes refer to something else or only to themselves?
Thinking the letters must refer to something else, he asked the salesman what they meant.
The next word requires study; she wants it to refer to something important.
When I would refer to something from one of those conversations, he would look stunned.
Her expression, commonly used here to refer to something or someone annoying, roughly translates as "What crab lice".
