Sentence examples for refs to the from inspiring English sources

Not to suggest the Russians were robbed, but come to think of it, the National Basketball Association doesn't bring its own refs to the Olympics, so why should the N.H.L.? It is another example, no doubt, of a culture that is still dominated by insular Canadian hockey values.

The Cavaliers put on a gutty performance for the most part, and Game 1 was clearly influenced by the refs to the detriment of Cleveland.

Everything from players getting yelled at on the sidelines, to arguing refs, to the much anticipated Pro-Tak (procedural tackling) which allows for realistic pile ups, makes this game as close to the real thing as it's ever been.

Ref. to the inversion: Hill & Harnish, 1981, cited below.

I sent you an email with the ref. to the forum thread.

Agr. 1, 1, 2; but also with ref. to the Roman dominion, id. de Or. 3, 32, 131; id.

In 8-pg NYT Koch obit, the word "AIDS" appears once, in passing ref to "the scourges of crack cocaine, homelessness and AIDS".

At the cameras, connect the cable labeled "REF" to the "REF IN" or the "GEN IN" connector.

"It's hard for the refs to call it with the game on the line," Brown said.

I'm not whingeing, but we can't wait for the neutral refs to arrive for the Tests.

I do like the NFL rule that allows for the refs to replay close calls in the last two minutes of a game.