Sentence examples for the table refers from inspiring English sources

The last column of the table refers to the reference number listed in the reference section of this paper.

How about a courteous Victorian gentleman who stands when a lady rises from the table, refers to dating as courting and understands the language of flowers?

The table refers to the complete sample of full-time employees.

"Sobremesa," literally "over the table," refers to the art of conversation after a meal, so don't expect to leave the table until long after your food is digested.

More precisely, the first row of the table refers to forecasts one period ahead and the second row to 12 periods ahead, both at time T. In our case, the forecasts are all equal to 13.277, so the difference with the observation at time T of the original series, 13.42, is 0.143.

The central part of the table refers instead to a sample which is further selected, to control for the potential source of (upward) bias, which could arise if, during the crisis, firms hire only those workers who are expected to have lower expected wage growth.

The symbols given in the table refer to the actual sounds rather than to Frisian spellings, which are often irregular.

The Books of The Times review on Thursday, about "A Wolf at the Table," referred incorrectly to another book by Augusten Burroughs, "Sellevision".

Someone at the table, referring to the popular antipathy toward Chevron in Ecuador, suggests that if the judge in Lago Agrio ruled against the plaintiffs he might be killed.

Some carried placards reading "we are eager for the options on the table", referring to comments made by US officials in the past that all options were on the table about the future of Iran's nuclear activities.

First, we delivered the table referred to in the previous post to the client without further modification, and the client was very happy with it.