Sentence examples for referred to a letter from inspiring English sources

The number referred to a letter in the movie's title.

President Bush referred to a letter written to Jefferson by a Virginia friend during our Revolutionary War.

The original referred to a letter sent by British to Pope Clement VII in 1530 demanding Henry VII be allowed to divorce Catherine of Aragon.

In a letter to the state preservation office, he referred to a letter sent by Gabriel Mayer of Munich, a descendant of the church's stained-glass maker.

Ms. De Simone referred to a letter signed by 10 Italian scientists in September 2009 stating that the density of some Italian coral populations ensures "beyond any possible doubt that the species does not run any danger of extinction".

He referred to a letter from federal prosecutors asking the Council's Transportation Committee not to take steps that would disclose information about the investigations because doing so could jeopardize potential criminal prosecutions.

"My point was simple," Mr. Silver said, referring to a letter he wrote, which Adweek published, castigating Mr. Deutsch.

"All of this talking about revolution and bloodshed, death, sacrifices," she said, referring to a letter he'd written in 1973.

Waxman's office refused to extend assistance, however, referring to a letter from the U.S. Embassy in Bahrain that stated (incorrectly) that Stewart had been charged with money laundering and (correctly) that he was "not free to leave Bahrain".

(The title of "The Really Big Once" refers to a letter Kazan wrote to Williams about the one defining love affair in a person's life, which one never forgets).

He was referring to a letter sent to lenders late last month by Commissioner Bud Selig warning them that if they did not approve the sale, he could proceed with it by invalidating their loans "in the best interests of baseball".