Sentence examples for referred during from inspiring English sources

Women who were referred during labour were classified as non-referred because the pregnancies of these women were low-risk (Fig.  1).

But Mr. Bush often referred during speeches to the joys and heartaches of raising adolescent daughters.

Widodo referred during the campaign to an ongoing "lack of trust" with Australia.

For example, she referred during a recent foreign trip to applying the "housewife's management system" to the nation's economic problems.

But she often referred during her 30-minute talk today to the importance of racial and ethnic "understanding".

They may get cases referred during the surrogate's pregnancy because of concerns about her exploitation or the arrangements for the child.

But when Colin Montgomerie referred during the subsequent press conference to "Tiger being hidden", a new twist to the subplot began to take shape.

Michael Drewniak, a spokesman for the United States Attorney, declined to identify any officials to whom Mr. Free might have referred during his hearing, or to identify the towns where United Gunite had done business.

And it had taken a while for the actor to establish a rapport with his co-star Jake Gyllenhaal on set, to whom he referred during our interview as "that guy", gesturing at the End of Watch poster with his thumb.

Integration could result in more personal continuity of care for women who are referred during labour.

BBC Religious Affairs reporter Alex Strangwayes-Booth said the archbishop referred during his sermon to the political issues facing the Church of England.