Sentence examples for will just refer from inspiring English sources
There's no common name for this lizard, so I will just refer to it as the beach anole.
"They will be able to ask who asked him to hack phones and he won't be able to rely on PSI, if he does the judge will just refer to the supreme court decision," he said.
"After almost twenty years of explaining and illustrating the same basic critique, I will just refer interested parties to 'Skeptical Engagements,' 'The Memory Wars,' and 'Unauthorized Freud.' Anyone who is unmoved by my reasoning there isn't going to be touched by anything further I might say".
We will just refer to this as % Find the amount of concentrated coolant in the system, this is CAP x % i.e. 12 x 25% is 3 liters Find the amount of concentrated coolant required, this is CAP x % or 12 x 50% i.e. 6 liters Add the amount of new Concentrated Coolant, this is 6 – 3 or 3 liters in this example Most Coolant is toxic to animals, dispose of properly.
I'll just refer to him as "the guy".
I wonder if the buzz in the league is whether the Hawks being so skilled (the most in the N.H.L.?) think they can coast and then put it together OR whether Coach Q is no longer the right coach? – Dresser, Chicago Dresser, I'll just refer you to my answer to Bobby's question and avoid answering this complex one.
I'll just refer back to my iPhone review to set the scene for how Apple is making Portrait mode work: The depth mapping that this feature uses is a byproduct of there being two cameras on the device.
At the end of the school year, our teacher who I'll just refer to as Mrs. X from here on gave us each handwritten cards.
At the end of the school year, our teacher whom I'll just refer to as Mrs. X from here on gave us handwritten cards.
Especially for you old ones (and by "old," I mean over 30 but not yet 40 -- women 50 and over, can you even read anymore at your age? I'll just refer to you as "pre-dead lady husks").
And again, as the chairman suggested yesterday, and I'll just refer to his forecast, the Fed's forecast, is the Fed's forecast is that you'll start to see growth slightly positive second half of this year, and growth will strengthen into next year.
