Sentence examples for when she referred from inspiring English sources
When she referred to "my park," a newspaper photographer interrupted her.
In 2007 she courted local ire when she referred to her hometown as the "armpit of the world".
Ms. Weinshall, however, surprised some observers when she referred to the untitled law as the Street Beautification Act of 2003.
No wonder the British tennis player Heather Watson ruffled matters when she referred to being off her game because of "girl things".
Solomon is a talented biographer — I thoroughly enjoyed "Utopia Parkway" — but she completely missed the point of Curtis's life when she referred to him as a great artist.
Possibly this was what she had in mind when she referred to the "new doctor in the Tardis" and the "new adventures from 221b Baker Street".
(Her twang comes out most when she refers to her chord progressions as "licks").
She answers part of that question when she refers to the separate reading lists compiled for boys and girls.
It is strange to hear a city official making pronouncements about love; stranger still when she refers to lovers by last names, like soldiers in a lineup.
The mockingjay is just such an unintended consequence, resulting from a failed creation of the government, what Katniss means when she refers to "the Capitol".
When she refers to other writers, they are not contemporaries – whom she flatly refuses to comment on for fear of causing offence – but Beckett, Nabokov, Conrad, Tolstoy.
