Sentence examples for referee's name from inspiring English sources

It's telling how many times I've written the referee's name here.

The lexicographer is a bit like the referee in sport: a bad call will be on the nightly news with the referee's name in bold at the bottom.

Indeed, he had to ask his press officer for the referee's name, which made a refreshing change compared to the response it might have incurred had it been Mourinho in that position.

The referee's name is Don Van Massenhoven, not Dan.

I have addressed Dr Mielke's concern about the meaning of "unintended" by deleting "an unintended" from the first sentence in the abstract (and have corrected the misspelling of the referee's name in the main text).

A player given a yellow card is said to have been "booked", the referee writing the player's name in his official notebook.

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 7.34pm BST19:34 Meet tonight's referee Sandro Ricci His name is Sandro Ricci, he's 39 from Brazil and you'd have to grudgingly concede that he's a good looking fellow.

8.07pm BST 37 min: Which is deflected away from danger by the wall before both Scotts are hounded away from the area/ 8.06pm BST 36 min: The first name in the referee's book is Calderon, who pulled a karate move on Yankey in order to stop her getting away down the left.

He claimed that he was "never sent off the field or had (his) name in a referee's book".

The referee in a testimonial match for former Brazil captain Alex got creative by spelling out the former Fenerbahce attacker's name on the pitch in vanishing spray.

The referee, whose name was not released, claimed Hau lowered his shoulder and slammed him into the boards shortly after William Paterson won the game in overtime, 5-4.