Sentence examples for this page refers from inspiring English sources

This page refers to them as bongs because that's what they're better known as.

Page refers to these sometimes risky initiatives as "moon shots".

Almost every front page refers in some way to Green's howler.

The home page refers to the film's "Duplicidades, hipertextualidad y melancolía".

Theodore Olson, representing George W. Bush, had to point out respectfully that "the very second paragraph" on the previous page "refers to the Florida Constitution and the right to vote".

The page refers to Sotheby's decision to lock out its unionized art handlers after their contract expired in July 2011, and to accusations of fraud regarding Deutsche Bank's mortgage-related business.

"Page" refers to one side of a leaf.

We assume that the use of the term "journal page" refers to all types of content.

The page refers to "decaf junkies," as if that's a legitimate category of human beings, and claims "studies have shown" that 30% of decaf served has "unacceptably high" caffeine content.

The LinkedIn page refers to it as "the CSIS centre of excellence for big data exploitation".

A July 25 post on the cafe's Facebook page refers to "an unfortunate incident" at the coffee shop, and says "our staff followed protocols to ensure the safety of our customers and staff".