For example, a participant would produce a factor reference gesture while referring in speech to "the first factor" or a factor change gesture while mentioning an "increase".
He was referring in part to the U.N. Convention Against Corruption, which took effect in 2005.
And should they really be referring in the past tense to these locker tenants?
Ottolenghi is referring, in part, to becoming a father with his partner Karl Allen.
"No, no, linea," Cabrera replied, referring in Spanish to a line drive.
(He was referring, in the eternal-spirit present tense, to Bhaktivedanta).
"I blame the greens," he added, referring in general to environmentalists.
It was to them that Ms. Joya was referring in her outburst.
He was referring, in particular, to himself and his fellow dancers, who he insisted were all "narcissistic egotists".
She doesn't name her but we can assume Candy is referring in part to Marissa Mayer (bottom right).
I'm referring in part to the DETERGE/OOLITES crossing, but let's OUTSKIP that stuff and move on to the positives.
