Sentence examples for trying to refer from inspiring English sources

Which is why we are trying to refer the whole thing, make it more buzzy.

"But we don't talk about the people that weren't captured, and that's what I was trying to refer to, and I think I did".

He repeated the distinction Monday morning in a phone call to the "Today" show, shouting at Matt Lauer about how he'd been misquoted (he hadn't been) and how "we don't talk about the people that weren't captured, and that's what I was trying to refer to.

The question about 'Dijkstra's algorithm or Bellman's algorithm' was probably trying to refer to Bellman-Ford.

According to eliminativists, there are no such things as musical works, and thus we ought to stop trying to refer to them.

I mean, it was more the gestalt of all of the Apes films that we were trying to refer to.

I had tried to refer her to community support, but spaces are limited.

It was that intervention that caused the executive committee to try to refer him to Claudio Sulser's disciplinary committee.

If the word tries to refer to what we currently have, a sort of guided Muzak with three looped tunes, then I feel not.

Indeed, one (non-Trussell Trust) food bank, which refused to take Jobcentre referrals on principle, told me the DWP gave out photocopied maps to desperate claimants and tried to refer them to it anyway.

After arguing with the receptionist, who tried to refer her to the human resources department, Ms. Cook caught the attention of Robert E. Rubin, a partner at the firm at the time, who was walking nearby.