Sentence examples for referred to in the second from inspiring English sources

skelwithbridgehotel.co.uk Lindamarie  This article was amended on 24 September 2013 to clarify that the village of Bethlehem referred to in the second item is Bethlehem of Galilee, not the better known Bethlehem in the West Bank.

Less than a fortnight after the 3 February 2010 private meeting at the DfT offices in London, referred to in the second cable, the US government demanded far fewer concessions than expected in return for approving the alliance, which BA had been pursuing since 1997.

Twitter: @zoesqwilliams This article was amended on 19 April 2013, to clarify that the argument referred to in the second paragraph did not start last week, as the original article said, but in January, and that Helen Lewis's temporary departure from Twitter happened this week.

Instantly, Montano relates both the twin towers and the Kafka passage to himself (now referred to in the second person): "To your amazement at what has happened in New York is added, on a strictly personal level, the impression that the time for being like Musil and Kafka, whereabouts unknown, is over".

This writer is assigned no gender and is always referred to in the second person, but it's hard not to read this character as female: Ms. Smith writes frequently about same-sex passion and dedicates her books to her longtime partner, Sarah Wood.

It applies the model mentioned in the first subsection and the sensitivity and what-if analysis referred to in the second subsection.

Members must be referred to in the third person.

True belief forms when led into the dock and referred to in the third person.

"That" in the second part refers back to the act of putting, referred to in the first part.

This article was amended on 19 April 2016 to clarify that the "lethal dose" referred to in the first paragraph is of THC, the active ingredient of cannabis.

Bird and Johnson are both referred to in the third person throughout, confirming the obvious — that MacMullan has done the heavy lifting.