Sentence examples for would be referring from inspiring English sources

That would be guard Rajon Rondo to whom Menino would be referring.

On another topic, when white supremacists talk of a "white jihad" (Gary Younge, 12 April) they would be referring to a "crusade", no?

To show he meant business, he went on to say that from now on he would be referring to Isis as Daesh.

If they had, we would be referring to it as 5/6/44 and the Americans would have called it 6/5/44.

They would be referring to the fact that Jaguar, in a tie with Buick, was at the top of last year's Vehicle Dependability Study from J. D. Power & Associates.

Moving into new and not always welcome territory, Mr. Annan said he would be referring to the Security Council "information from the U.N. system on cases of serious human rights violations and on potential conflict situations arising from ethnic, religious and territorial disputes, poverty and lack of development".

To achieve this liver biopsy would be required which, in our case would be referred to the reference hospital on both clinical and biochemical suspicion of progression.

Students would be referred to Elmhurst Hospital Center.

Anywhere else this would be referred to as gangsterism.

It said the suspects would be referred to the courts.

Today he would be referred to as a deadbeat, his face on a subway wall.