Sentence examples for referred to elsewhere from inspiring English sources

It is Abingdon, as shown on the map and referred to elsewhere in the piece, not Abington.

The phrase "gang colors" might be an example of what Comey referred to elsewhere in the interview as "gallows humor".

His crime has since been referred to elsewhere in the blogosphere as a form of "countertrolling" because the critic knew full well his verdict would cause consternation among vocal fans of film-maker Christopher Nolan who use the site.

[2] English uses the French name for the region (in German: Elsass), the substantivized adjective Alsatian is usually reserved (in Britain at least) for the canine breed referred to elsewhere as the German shepherd.

The phrase "gang colors" might be an example of what Comey referred to elsewhere in the interview as "gallows humor". He mentioned the term to describe why he smiled and made a joke when a deputy told him that the decision of whether or not to prosecute Clinton left him "totally screwed"—meaning that neither political party would be happy.

We would like to make it clear that the strike referred only to a dispute, later resolved, over hours of work and rest periods, and that Renaissance should in no way be tarred with the brush of abuses referred to elsewhere in the article.Related items Abuse in Iraq: The view from withinMay 13th 2004.

And there's a radio, an object that the Old Man refers to elsewhere as something that only rich people have.

Successful wildland management involves a proactive approach, through development of enlightened and friendly government policies, together with decentralized, knowledge-based management on the part of the local populace - a process which Janzen refers to elsewhere as the “gardenification of nature”.

Readers are referred to literature elsewhere for more details on these rare neoplasms.

For two types of relatively common night time HF time of flight and azimuth of arrival behaviour (referred to here and elsewhere as 'Type 1' and 'Type 2' propagation), the signal behaviour is consistent with scatter from irregularities in the auroral region in the one case, and from irregularities present on the floor of the trough in the other.

These websites cited own results or referred to published data elsewhere.