The book refers a couple of times to controversy surrounding Representative Gary A. Condit.
I didn't anticipate correctly the "loss" to which the blurb refers, a loss that threatens to overwhelm Eileen.
He added that Mr. Trump "refers a lot to religion and not much to faith and belief".
She has spent more time dwelling on the ways in which society can pull down the less privileged and refers a lot to a callous but unnamed "They".
Mr. Purcell said that a real estate broker to whom his company refers a transaction pays Your Primary Resource 30percentt of the broker's commission.
She refers a few patients each month to a biofeedback clinic at a hospital in Presidio Heights, where the children practice self-calming exercises while watching schematic representations of their vital signs on a computer screen.
In the myth to which Dr. West refers, a Greek youth beloved by the goddess of the dawn made the error of asking her for gift of eternal life instead of eternal youth.
Laws refers a number of times to the possibility of forming a Lib-Lab coalinion in 1997, bringing together the progressive forces in British politics, which he says didn't happen because of the size of Tony Blair's majority.
Mo's titular assessment is, as it turns out, rather an understatement; the "she" to which the title refers, a London croupier named Helen, is less quirky than queasy, endlessly vexed by the worries of modern life.
The ICC can take action if the crime happens in any of the 124 countries that have ratified the Rome statute, if the perpetrator originates from one of these countries, or if the UN security council refers a case to it.
A secretary who successfully refers a new home mortgage customer gets a $100 bonus.
