Sentence examples for suggested referring from inspiring English sources

Wait for Chilcot, Hague suggested, referring to the long-delayed inquiry into the invasion of Iraq.

"Someone like a Carly Fiorina," Roby suggested, referring to Hewlett-Packard's chief executive.

He suggested referring to themselves as "conservationists" rather than "environmentalists," and emphasizing "common sense" over scientific argument.

"Let's go next door and play some pool," he suggested, referring to a place called the Short Stop.

"Sacker would have a Porsche," Rebecca Field suggested, referring to a predatory trader played by Rick Hoffman.

The next day, in Sacramento, de León issued a statement that suggested, referring to the President, that Feinstein might be "complicit in his reckless behavior".

It followed an incident in Argentina where the presenters and crew were forced to flee the country after trouble erupted over a number plate reading H982 FKL - which some suggested referred to the Falklands conflict of 1982.

It followed an incident in Argentina where the Top Gear presenters and crew were forced to flee the country after trouble erupted over a number plate reading H982 FLK, which some suggested referred to the Falklands conflict of 1982.

The ways by which the majority of the teachers replied (to questions for which they had to use natural selection without its being suggested), refer us back to the aforementioned ambiguous, vague, and unclear explanations mixed with teleological connotations in the textbooks, which, notably, are the only ones published and made available to teachers.

"The common name we have suggested refers to the shark's color, which is a uniform sleek black as well as the fact that it has fewer photophores than other species of Lanternsharks," Vásquez told HuffPost.

I suggest referring to Part 2520.6-2 of the proposed code where it clearly says that all that is necessary is a one-year residency.