Sentence examples for refer with a from inspiring English sources

Wanting to stay small, the company rewards fans that refer a friend, and the friend they refer, with a gift.

So it matters that the frequency with which this accident-prone pope causes offence is accelerating.In France, aggressively secular but steeped in Catholicism, churchgoers refer with a shudder to 2009 as the year of les trois gaffes.

Having said that, Mr President-in-Office, and keeping to the broad outlines of your programme, I should like to examine various aspects of that European reality to which you refer, with a view to highlighting a number of the issues which Parliament considers to be important.

For example, we can define a rule to refer with an abstract representation to all the events with the field "protocol" equal to "HTTP".

While being quizzed in what looked like an upmarket aerodrome hangar, this man referred with a jerk of his thumb to the hi-tech scene at his back.

Dan Benishek, in an ad, refers with a tinge of sadness to the "career politician" who is competing with him for a House seat.

After all, "Super Why" is "the one with one letter," Ms. Pupel says, referring with a wink to how "Why" and "Y" sound alike, and "we have 26 letters".

Kent Bach (1992a, 1992b) claims that the object to which a speaker refers with a demonstrative is fixed by certain of the speaker's communicative intentions.

A 47-year-old Asian man with a history of cirrhosis and alcoholism was referred with a red, painful left eye of 3-days duration.

Referring with a content (as a representational token), regardless of whether or not it is attached to a surface, leads to a generalized notion of reference.

A 45-year-old male was referred with a history of decreased vision in OU for 2 months, despite topical, oral and IV steroids.