Sentence examples for up referred from inspiring English sources

Two POD chains have been set up referred to as quick-look Rapid and Precise Science Orbit determination or RSO and PSO, respectively.

An article in Business Day on Monday about a new Web site that caters to single people without trying to match them up referred incorrectly to the trend in divorce rates in the United States.

A May 15 cover article, about young people who can no longer afford to live in the neighborhoods where they grew up, referred incorrectly to the neighborhood where Blink Fitness on Macombs Road in the Bronx is, and misstated its distance from the apartment of Chyann Sapp, one of the people described in the article.

And the situation reached a height of banality in March 2007 when John Banville published a "pseudonymous" mystery novel but the book ended up referred to as Christine Falls by Benjamin Black by John Banville (or as Christine Falls by Benjamin Black and John Banville, or any of several other variations).

Some claimed Microsoft would play it safe and go with "Windows Phone 7.1", though that theory started to seem a bit dubious when the latest developer build of Mango straight up referred to itself as "Windows Phone 7.5".

Geithner, probably refraining from saying, "Now you're just making stuff up," referred to the FHFA's numbers as "selective" and pointed out that the agency's own analysis "has shown that permitting the GSE's to participate in the program could help up to half a million homeowners and save the GSEs $3.6 billion compared to standard loan modifications.

His aunt wound up referring him to an Elks Lodge scholarship, which he won.

But every discussion of Romney's campaign, no matter the angle, winds up referring to riches.

Those doctors wound up referring many of the sicker patients they saw to Armstrong.

He ended up referring to her in his victory speech on election night.

Heartbeats speed up" refer to anticipation of the race that is about to begin.