Sentence examples for won't refer from inspiring English sources

More died today in Waco than Ferguson & Baltimore combined & the media still won't refer to bikers as thugs.

He probably won't refer to it during the show, he says, but it is important for him to know what's going on.

I won't refer to the Page Act banning those deemed "undesirable," the Chinese Exclusion Act, the Asiatic Barred Zone Act, or the Emergency Quota Act.

Packer notes, too, that the war in Afghanistan, where German troops are deployed, is such a sensitive topic in Germany that the government won't refer to the conflict as a war; instead, officials speak of a "stabilization effort" and a "non-international armed conflict".

It won't refer any community agencies when needing help with domestic abuse.

After publicly suggesting that nearly 700 voters could face jail time for violating a new voting law in the state, Alabama's secretary of state has announced that he won't refer anyone to be prosecuted following further investigation from election officials. .

Employees won't even refer to it as a bank; they'll be calling it a "store".

It can't be long before things are so advantageous for female comedians that we won't even refer to them as female comedians any more.

But no, the N.F.L. talking heads won't be referring to Djokovic, but to the first version of this Super Bowl played four years ago and ending in the most memorable Giants victory.

LADY CHANTILLY'S LACE Ingested by chewing on the plant's dried stalks, this superfood affiliate is said to alleviate lingering feelings of annoyance with people who won't stop referring to the famous Mexican avocado dip as "guac" no matter how many times you yell at them.

You won't get referred for job openings.