Sentence examples for should i refer from inspiring English sources

Should I refer the issue up?

May I cut his essay from the anthology, or should I refer the decision to my co-editor?

One of the questions was, "Should I refer to Clinton asCrooked Hillary during the debates?" When the media began reporting on the increasingly awful allegations of sexual harassment and even assault, Trump's emails finally ditched that hopeful tone altogether.

Should I just refer to you as "Chitauri #14," as you appear in the credits?

We were told by hopeful friends and relatives "maybe they made a mistake," "maybe we should look to doctors overseas" or perhaps "we should try certain vitamins"; I refer to these ideas as well-meaning, but impractical, expressions of love.

In January, when I met Gavin McInnes, the founder of a "pro-Western fraternal organization" called the Proud Boys, I asked whether I should refer to him as alt-right.

I finally ended up saying, "Yes, I think that before we go any further I should refer you to a rheumatologist who can assess your need for this treatment, and then we can talk".

Perhaps I should refer you to this fantastic piece of hate mail last I received last week in response to my happy lambasting of Paula Deen, the kind of semi-coherent ALL CAPS hunk of spittle I rarely get anymore, thanks to the disastrous advent of anonymous commenting.

After a week that has been dominated by the rise of the Lib Dems, both main parties - or the other two main parties, as I should refer to them now - are fighting back.

To appreciate the power of the single expletive I should refer you to The Wire and the episode in which detectives Bunk and McNulty examine a crime scene, only breaking their silence with their use of the f-word 38 times.

A: For the infectious disease component, I should refer the questions to Joe DeRisi.