Sentence examples for the document referred from inspiring English sources
The document referred to the investment in India and Mrs. Clinton's fund-raising efforts among Indian-Americans.
The document referred to crimes committed by illegal immigrants, a favourite Trump subject on the campaign trail.
The document referred to lower lower national growth, not national income as an earlier version of the article said.
The document referred to the situation as a code yellow, a process used in engineering to address critical problems that impact several teams.
The document, referred to in standard biographies but not apparently actually seen since 1892, turned up again during the town's first Thomas Paine festival this summer.
She also rejected the idea that she opposed the law on incest, saying the document referred to by the Mail was written before she started to work at the organisation.
[References to 'community' through the document refer exclusively to 'men'].
The document refers to Mr. Ngige as the "Administrator" and to Mr. Uba as "Leader/Financier".
The document refers to the Niger reports, and to reports that Iraq sought uranium in Somalia and Congo.
The document refers to Nazis only as "goyim" – a term for non-Jews some people argue is offensive.
The document refers, for example, to multiple women photographed by Warren, the alleged assailant, whom it describes as a convert to Islam.
