Sentence examples for referred briefly from inspiring English sources
When the next speaker, turning to possible solutions, referred briefly to a "reduction of salaries," the audience froze, but a second later I could sense some relief.
They were written in highly formal Arabic and referred briefly to Zabara's having "protected" Qusaa (if it was him) in the past.
He also referred briefly to the $700 billion rescue of the financial system that Congress passed last week and to the economic crisis that is likely to dominate the rest of his presidency.
Columnists have referred, briefly, to the seven years of spending cuts that lie ahead, then speculated at length on the Westminster question du jour: Where All This Leaves Ed Balls.
He asked: "Where is the link in the new structure between board and membership?" Melmoth referred briefly to the scandal that engulfed the Co-op bank over its former chairman, Paul Flowers, saying the behaviour of "a Methodist minister from Bradford" had added to its ills had "confect[ed] a shameful tale".
During the sentencing phase, the prosecutor referred briefly to the Bible.
On HBO, Tyson refers briefly to the film.
The report did refer briefly to some past imperfections, labelling them "deviations".
The judge, referring briefly to the dispute in a hearing on Friday, asked for further written arguments.
The Tory manifesto refers briefly to a new "British bill of rights", something the uninitiated reader might imagine would bolster freedom in the land.
In his memoir, Dreams From My Father, Obama refers briefly to his grandfather's imprisonment: "Eventually he received a hearing, and he was found innocent.
