Sentence examples for time referred from inspiring English sources
"Time" referred to the ousting of the warlords two days before.
The press of the time referred to them as battling divas.
That summer, Gunn hosted what was, at the time, referred to as a baby shower.
Mr. Halperin, of Time, referred questions about the book and the movie to HBO.
British newspapers at the time referred to him as the "Lizard of Oz" after his uncouth behavior.
"The people I was hanging out with at the time referred to it as the Mexico of Europe," she says.
Mr. Cromitie, 43 at the time, referred to Osama bin Laden as "my brother," according to prosecutors.
Its practicability under conditions of continuous localization during motion in real time (referred to as on-the-fly localization) is investigated in large-scale experiments.
This Question Time referred to your comments about the 100 academics who said that they thought you were getting policies wrong.
"That was, at the time, referred to as Renaissance style, a name attached to any collage of classical elements," Mr. White said.
Correction: February 1 , 2001 Thursday An article yesterday about Indiana's reluctance to adopt daylight saving time referred incorrectly to the counties that go on Eastern Daylight.
