Sentence examples for referred to includes from inspiring English sources
The episode of Friends referred to includes Schwimmer's character, Ross, shouting at his boss for eating his special Thanksgiving leftover sandwich.
The cabins he referred to includes a beautiful church called Our Lady of the Snows, an RCMP detachment, and a museum filled with books, paintings, journals, Inuit carvings, dogsleds, and of course, furs.
The cabins he referred to includes a beautiful church called Our Lady of the Snows, an RCMP detachment and a museum filled with books, paintings, journals, Inuit carvings, dogsleds and, of course, furs.
The cabins he referred to includes a beautiful church called Our Lady of the Snows, an RCMP detachment, and a museum filled with books, paintings, journals, Inuit carvings, dogsleds and of course, furs.
The 633 "serious incidents" referred to include mental health and community health incidents such as pressure ulcers and falls.
The "people" Guerin referred to include the two criminal gangs involved in what security sources describe as potentially the most dangerous gangland feud in Irish criminal history.
The "we" Beane referred to included Paul DePodesta, the assistant general manager; J. P. Ricciardi, the player personnel director; and David Forst, an assistant in baseball operations.
In addition to endorsing the letter, the Chinese petition repeated some pointed criticisms of the Chinese government referred to, including government corruption and social injustice.
The Schundler campaign charged today that Mr. Corwick had mischaracterized Jersey City's finances because the deficit he referred to included more than $30 million in short-term debt, a point that Mr. Corwick conceded in his letter.
The reforms Huefner referred to include steps like removing regulatory barriers to competition (often masked as "consumer protection" measures) or simplifying layoff procedures to open up the national job market.
On the other hand, we are not claiming that the ban was finally and irreversibly justified by the science referred to, including the Bøhn et al.[2] article.
