Sentence examples for referring this time from inspiring English sources

"We are not leaving, he's leaving," the crowd chanted, referring this time to Ahmed Shafiq, the prime minister, with the slogan that had foretold Mr. Mubarak's fall.

We refer this minimal time gap as threshold time gap (to).

Such reversals have become more common in recent years, said Greg Lukianoff, president of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, referring to this time of year as "disinvitation season".

The system I am referring to this time is the one that decreed that the only way to get rid of used items was to set up a rickety card table on the front lawn, call it a garage sale and watch your neighbours paw disdainfully through your personal inventory, then paw through it again that evening after you have left all the unsold stuff on the curb.

We will be referring to this time as the "Overall Viewing time" or "OV time".

Referring to this time as a "challenging period," the IRS is reminding taxpayers that the IRS will accept paper and electronic tax returns during the filing season.

We refer to this time as the "main substorm onset".

Nothing was shining and astronomers refer to this time as the dark ages.

Gardeners used to refer to this time of year as "the hungry gap".

After all, Native Americans, who referred to this time of year as "sugar month" or "maple moon," used tomahawks to extract sap.

It is not long before she refers to this time as "the sheet days," seeing it more from her subjects' perspective than ours.