Sentence examples for that refers as from inspiring English sources
But when he dramatizes the tension between Michael's hopeful idealism and Eric's self-interested opportunism, Oboler is on to something real: an ethical conflict that refers as much to the last war as it looks forward, with cold certainty, to the next.
They call his place Steidlville - a name that refers as much to a frame of mind as it does to a physical plant - and the books that have emerged from it form a peerless library of modern and contemporary art and photography.
Inside is a spread headlined "Labour war on Britain's bosses" and an editorial, Red Ed has zero clue how business works, that refers, as it did the day before, to the "quasi-Marxist" Miliband.
We now have a president-elect that refers to women as "fat slobs".
Even the words that refer to us as theatregoers – audience, spectators – emphasise sound and sight alone.
The military issued a statement Wednesday that referred to it as a "voluntary fast".
"I read one paper that referred to eggs as 'best used by 35'," says the economist Emily Oster.
CORRECTION: There were two instances in this piece that referred to Frank Underwood as Frank Underhill.
Levin linked to a site that referred to Rubio as a "slick used car salesman".
Those 4 classes, that are referred as c1‐c4, contain 300 pairs (130, 71, 57, 42 in classes 1‐4, respectively).
It's why some Tostitos chips have packaging that refers to them as "Artisan Recipes".
