Sentence examples for to are not from inspiring English sources

Clue: the hands referred to are not those of a giant.

Too often, the games writer goes to are not played well.

West African migrants I have spoken to are not fleeing poverty.

"Maybe the people you spoke to are not citizens of Morocco?" she said.

Yardsticks or checklists for Muslims to measure up to are not only patronising but counterproductive by polarising debates.

The women referred to are not the queens who, you may recall, did not get along too well.

But simple systems like the one Mr. Snowden referred to are not that daunting to install yourself, and manufacturers say most of their customers do just that.

But I can tell you that the orgies I go to are not full of people who look like Kate Moss.

For Scurr, Robespierre's intense identification with the revolution remains sincere and credible, even if the actions this led to are not morally justifiable.

The three kings referred to are not the biblical wise men but three rulers who met in 1026 in an inn that stood on the site.

"The set of emoji we have access to are not value-neutral – they express certain kinds of ideology about who does what," Schnoebelen explains.