Sentence examples for referred in a from inspiring English sources

One British diplomat referred in a memo to the islanders as "a few Tarzans or Men Fridays".

Youths were Britten's weakness: Auden once referred in a letter to Britten's attraction to "thin-as-a-board juveniles".

During the Hurricane Katrina crisis, the activist Randall Robinson referred, in a post, to reports from New Orleans that some people there were "eating corpses to survive".

But the issue inevitably damaged the "strong and long-standing relationships with sports governing bodies and their officials", to which IMG referred in a statement issued on Monday.

Al-Qaida activists in Yemen referred in a video recorded on 21 December to "a bomb to hit the enemies of God".

Instead, Iñigo Méndez de Vigo, a Spanish secretary of state, referred in a separate statement to the need to maintain "a necessary balance" between security and privacy concerns.

(The Knicks guard John Starks once referred in an interview to a "fourth-quarter predicament situation". Top that, Pierre).

I interrupted his writing it last summer, when I referred in an email to "the losses inflicted on the Palestinians".

It said on June 12 that it should not have referred in an on-screen headline to Mr. Obama's wife, Michelle, as his "baby mama".

Mr. Bernanke referred in an Aug. 26 speech to a third big theme for markets: the seeming inability of Washington's political leaders to agree on anything.

One bioinformatics researcher referred, in an interview, to this invisibility of the discipline in the context of grant proposals.