Sentence examples for when I refer from inspiring English sources

When I refer to Sebastian as my son's best friend I'm assuming a lot.

And when I refer to the 'past,' I do so lightly and lightheartedly.

When I refer to Israel and the Israel lobby I mean just that.

When I refer to entrepreneurship, I do so in its broadest sense and include the burgeoning field of social enterprise.

When I refer to a tsunami, it's going to be something of that nature that's going to come up.

"People sometimes think I sound schizo when I refer to 'Jerry,'" he said, "but I put it in a box.

First, a clarification: When I refer to Pentecostal piety, I'm not referring to a specific denomination of the Christian faith.

Baffling as it may seem, there are residents of Cincinnati who are not pleased when I refer to their city as the Center of Greek Chili in Ohio.

You know, when I refer to this stuff in blog posts, people reliably tell me I shouldn't be paying attention to this kind of junk; it's nut-picking.

Quick facts: When I refer to Greg Robinson as the worst thing to ever happen to Syracuse football, this is not just an opinion.

I have noticed that Egyptians have begun to correct me when I refer to the eighteen days of Tahrir that toppled Mubarak as "the Revolution".