Sentence examples for team referred from inspiring English sources

The team referred the matter to the commissioner's office, which opened an investigation.

A sports article on Tuesday about the success of the Lehigh University wrestling team referred imprecisely to the institution's structure.

Mr. Sorkin and his defense team referred in the letter to an atmosphere of "mob vengeance" surrounding Mr. Madoff.

One telling rhetorical detail from Patrick Wintour's much-read Guardian post-election autopsy of Ed Miliband's campaign was the revelation that his team referred to policies as "offers".

Indeed, Hezzer (as his press team referred to him) points out this could only happens in 2015 anyway – under the next spending review.

And yet here are the Dutch, a team referred to in all official M.L.B. releases as the Kingdom of the Netherlands, which is more accurate.

The Hanover team refers to this as the "paramour-access motion".

Here in the US, "The Dream Team" refers unambiguously to the one and only Dream Team - the '92 team.

"You should have seen his face," said SLAVA FETISOV, the coach of the current Russian team, referring to Khabibulin.

"I wouldn't say it's a lame excuse, but we were all tired," said Nick Price of the International team, referring to the 1998 President's Cup.

"The medal was supposed to be ours, and we should be given it," said Karolyi, the coach of the 2000 United States team, referring to the bronze medal in the team event.