Sentence examples for referring to getting from inspiring English sources

"It's the first step of my freedom," he said, referring to getting out of jail.

"Planned Parenthood, we're gonna get rid of that," Mitt Romney said (he was apparently referring to getting rid of any federal funding, not outlawing it).

"Frankly, when we took over the plant, I never thought this was possible," said Chandan Roy, chairman of Ratnagiri Gas and Power and a director at NTPC, referring to getting it up to 100 percent.

Palin was referring to "getting in there and cleaning up corruption, taking on the oil companies and the good old boys in the party, things like the natural-gas pipeline" and "getting things out of the government's hands, like the state-owned dairy creamery in Alaska".

Though he was referring to getting rid of insurance companies that were not providing adequate care, his "I like to be able to fire people who provide services to me" crack was a chuckleheaded move that played into the hands of foes.

What do you think she's referring to? getting an earful cause Xbox 360 broke… What can I say, I still prefer it as a console.

I'm not referring to "GoT's" commercial and ratings success, which HBO has been crowing about lately.

Another document found at the office, dated two weeks before the bombings, refers to "getting the weapons from Somalia".

Texts between brothers referred to "getting stories straight, hiding the fraternity gear, and Deng's ritual being too hard", according to the report.

At the Baalbek music festival in Lebanon in July, Sinno referred to getting "a lot of shit for [his] sexuality", and for song lyrics that were about gender and sexuality.

Particle mutation refers to getting new particles through mutation by themselves.