Sentence examples for referred but it from inspiring English sources

A lawyer for the sons has asked the Brooklyn district attorney's office to investigate; a spokesman for the office said the matter had been referred, but it was not currently being investigated.

One woman was referred, but it was not possible to follow up the outcome.

REBECCA MEAD: I don't know the studies to which you are referring, but it's possible that the results in these primary elections will spur more moderate voters to turn out in greater numbers in November.

"You have to be very careful about who you refer, but it's still easy to get a referral," said a 45-year-old hairstylist who works in a Coral Gables salon that caters to affluent clients.

Microsoft did not explicitly indicate what the "RT" in the operating system's name referred to, but it was believed to refer to the WinRT architecture.

We went to the doctor and they immediately referred him, but it was eight weeks before he was assessed.

I am pretty sure this was referred pain, but it was at the point where several nerves meet.

Braun never said what challenge he was referring to, but it was clear.

This is not what the "We're Number One!" chant presumably refers to, but it could.

It was unclear what network Mr. Baldwin was referring to, but it will apparently launch on the Internet soon.

We have no idea what he's referring to, but it may be the "death spiral," which critics say is inevitable for the health-care law.