Sentence examples for referring in the first from inspiring English sources

The endogamy of architecture referring in the first place to architecture itself is not acceptable anymore for the general public, and also not for public governors.

The St . Louisadage "First in shoes, first in booze, and last in the American League" referred in the first two instances to St . Louiss successful industries and in the third instance to the Browns).

An earlier version referred in the first paragraph to "the UK's foxhunting ban".

'Performative' is another technical term, and as used here it refers in the first instance to a kind of sentence.

All requests to trail BBC related commercial products, materials and services on BBC Network Radio Stations must be referred in the first instance to Head of Editorial Standards, Audio & Music who will consider the suitability of the product to be trailed.

She refers, in the first instance, to the mysterious, powerful aspect of life that is governed by something other than the rationality of the prefrontal cortex.

It includes interviews with a certain former American president to whom the paper formally refers in the third person.

Moreover, it's impossible to be completely sure what the Bible was referring to in the first place.

That is what Jefferson was referring to in the first two quotes that Barton uses.

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

Her name may be referred to in the first sonnet when the young man is described as "beauties Rose".