Sentence examples for refering to from inspiring English sources

In contrast, for the two-channel (fluorescent label) platform, involving a control-channel refering to a reference condition hybridized on all chips, each non-control channel was normalized with respect to the control-channel of the particular hybridization [ 52].

So Jakester buys her a new phone and starts refering to her as his girlfriend.

"Derek - button it please" orders the most recent entry, refering to Davis supporter Derek Conway's outburst in the Telegraph today.

"When he struck out Aurilia," La Russa said, refering to the first out made by Rich Aurilia, "it seemed like he was throwing good enough".

The Arsenal midfielder denied on Wednesday morning that he was refering to Januzaj when he said "the only people who should play for England are English people".

Refering to his client's troubles in Canada, Mr. Greenspan said, "No money passed, no money is missing and no money was ever missing".

"I reacted, as you may have seen, with a certain degree of fury," Wilshaw told the ASCL delegates, refering to an interview in which he described himself as "spitting blood" at the controversy.

It unquestionably gives a man a kick to slip away from a party at his house, snip out a bit of impersonal intestine, and slip back again without refering to the incident except when pressed.

We're not like that," Abdulla said, refering to an upheaval at the UK's main poetry body in 2011, when funding was withheld over concerns about how it was being run.

Some of the work is simply Blair-bashing, accusing the prime minister of being a "war criminal", refering to "traitor Blair" or the ubiquitous B Liar T-shirt seen at recent protests.

"We are still very confident that the resting place of the aircraft is in the southern [Indian] Ocean and along the seventh ping line," he added, refering to an arc identified by analysis of satellite communications data from UK company Inmarsat.