Sentence examples for referring to set from inspiring English sources

"Did you see Todd out there?" asks Falls, referring to set designer Todd Rosenthal, who has reconfigured the original "Luna Gale" set — it revolves on a turntable — to fit the smaller space.

The Citizens United decision that Mr. Margolis refers to set aside earlier rulings by the very same Supreme Court.

The "appropriate" requirement refers to setting position limits at a reasonable level, the agency argued.

The court also says that the policy should, where possible, avoid interfering with price formation (which may refer to setting targets for bond yields).

The latter refers to setting up the board so that the square closest to each player's right is white.

This study provides basic tools for evaluating the characteristics of pump-and-treat cleanup of FPAs by referring to sets of parameters and constitutive relationships typical of FPAs.

See the supplement Non-Atomicity and the Mass/Count Distinction A slightly less popular way to answer our question is to treat mass expressions as referring to sets.

But the term "phoneme" doesn't mean "sound"; it actually refers to sets of sounds in speech that distinguish one word from another.

Crime, and the rest follows," he said, referring to deliberately set fires.

"The trust fund is an oxymoron," he said, referring to money set aside for the programs.

"There is an election process ahead of us," she said, referring to elections set for June.