Sentence examples for would also refer from inspiring English sources

But Balanchine would also refer to himself in interviews as a cloud in trousers, by which I think he meant that he was a ballet-maker, a creator of airy ephemera.

Mr Straw agreed he would "suspend himself" from the parliamentary Labour Party after the election and, as well as Sir Malcolm, said he would also refer himself to Parliamentary Standards Commissioner.

Kids in the camp would also refer to one another by number not name.

For example, Christian Arabs would also refer to God as Allah.

Rosemary Guiley would also refer to this claim in The Encyclopedia of Vampires, Werewolves, and Other Monsters.

It said it would also consult on referring the sector to the Competition Commission, which had stronger powers to improve the market.

Commonly described as a "sensational" or "exceptional" all-around athlete, the Los Angeles Times would also frequently refer to the teenager as "dusky".

He would probably quip, Let me also refer you to a letter I once wrote to the church in Galatia (or Ephesus, etc)., where I dealt with that subject in greater detail.

The team, whose main factory is in England, said the matter would also be referred to police in Britain.

She would also be referred to one of the 20 social service agencies represented on the island.

By the 1955 1957 edition, "stress" was a category by itself in the Reader's Guide to Periodical Literature and under "tension"; one would also be referred to the "fatigue" category.