Sentence examples for this week referring from inspiring English sources

"I want it; Pittsburgh wants it, too," Jagr said this week, referring to a possible trade.

"They're all capable," Manager Joe Torre said this week, referring to his seven starting pitchers.

"This is where he started his career," Red Sox first baseman Kevin Youkilis said this week, referring to Nixon.

"Torricelli's is the tightest," Mr. McAuliffe said in an interview this week, referring to Mr. Torricelli's race.

The draft law "calls into question all the historic battles of the left," charged Marie-Noëlle Marie-Noëlle Lienemann deputy, this week, referring to working on SundaySocialist

Milton Ezrati, another American economist, took up the theme this week, referring to investor fears of "the Continent's seemingly single-minded emphasis on fiscal austerity".

Specifically, Gov. Rick Perry of Texas said earlier this week, referring to Mr. Bernanke: "If this guy prints more money between now and the election, I don't know what y'all would do to him in Iowa but we would treat him pretty ugly down in Texas.

Bogollagama refused to speak to the Guardian earlier this week, referring all inquiries to the Sri Lankan foreign ministry, but Rajapakse confirmed the meeting.

"The issue I had was with Bob Clarke and Ed Snider," Lindros said earlier this week, referring to the Flyers' general manager and owner.

"We have a Quidditch game that came out the day before yesterday," a spokeswoman for Warner Brothers said earlier this week, referring to the cricket-type game played in the sky by Hogwarts students.

"Nigeria will not owe anybody in the Paris Club one kobo," President Olusegun Obasanjo said in a statement earlier this week, referring to a Nigerian unit of currency much like the penny.