Sentence examples for refer to with from inspiring English sources

Everything turns here on an event that "Dickheads" refer to with the shorthand "the golden fish".

Most premature infants are older than fetuses the laws refer to, with more-developed brains.

At the University of Wisconsin-Madison, officials have put together a diversity presentation as a pilot program this year for 1,000 freshmen — whom some colleges refer to with the gender-neutral term first-year students.

Significantly, these silent segments correspond with areas that have produced very energetic earthquakes in the historic and prehistoric past — the antecedents of what Californians refer to, with dread and some bravado, as the Big One.

But the campaign has been sending mixed signals, releasing a detailed schedule for stops in Virginia on Wednesday, a day that campaign aides refer to with "ifs" as some make plans to move on.

Bara'a, a nurse at a hospital that doctors in Aleppo refer to with the codename M2 to conceal its location, said she had witnessed several children brought in with severe injuries on Friday.

Macedonia is referred to with dread among the child refugees.

Which is really what Mr. Grove was referring to with his dour remark to me.

Only Davis and Jones are referred to with the same kind of venom by the N.F.L.'s elite.

Because that's the thing that gets referred to with me.

That's why I wanted to be clear on what you were referring to with the word 'reversal'reversal