Sentence examples for referred of from inspiring English sources

He referred, of course, to personal behavior.

He referred, of course, to Bernstein's massive royalty checks.

The "rule" referred, of course, to an opponent's honor.

Inside, Dame Helen startled her audience by pronouncing "thank you, dogs and bitches all!" She referred, of course, to her most important co-stars, the corgis.

Mr. Strange referred, of course, to 10 painted cows arrayed in the Rockefeller Center's underground concourse, part of the herd of 500 such statues that make up the citywide art event called Cow Parade 2000.

He referred, of course, to the fact that the duly secured victory over fellow non-leaguers Eastwood Town would put Kettering into yesterday's fourth-round draw, in which they landed a home tie against Fulham of the Premier League.

I refer, of course, to novelists.

He was referring, of course, to Joe Paterno.

I refer of course to Edward Miliband.

I refer, of course, to corporate America.

refers, of course, to "management challenges".