Sentence examples for the message refers from inspiring English sources

The message refers to the number of job assignments in the Army.

The subject line of the message refers to a July 20 article in The Washington Post about the neckline on an outfit Mrs. Clinton wore during a floor speech she gave two days earlier.

Mr. Weiner, an artist who grew up in the Bronx and lives in the West Village, explains that the message refers to Manhattan's symmetrical grid street pattern and to the city's pedestrian democracy, where rich and poor stand and wait for the same traffic signals to change before crossing the street.

The message refers to Mohammed, and it says all babies in America would be named Mohammed," the source said.

My asst will pick U out!! Good luck!" he said in the message, referring to his Bengals teammate Chad Ochocinco.

In one early claim, the message referred to a "security detachment," as if there were multiple operatives.

The message referred to Domenico de Marco, the owner, and to a city inspector's finding that "personal cleanliness" was inadequate.

Besides mentioning Mr. Hussein's capture, the message referred to recent developments in the quest for peace between Israel and the Palestinians.

Jeffrey D. Smith, Cherokee's lawyer at the trial and a partner of Mr. Wisler, said the message referred to a commitment made a year earlier.

The words "Abu Omar special" were written on it, but Omar is a common Muslim name and it is not clear what the message referred to.

The message referred to the conventional wisdom here that conservative older women put into office the governing Law and Justice Party and the Kaczynski brothers — the famous twins with the round faces of aging cherubs who are prime minister and president.