Sentence examples for would often refer from inspiring English sources

We would often refer to him under this name and continued to greet each other with "Oi" for 17 years.

Her husband would often refer to her, 'Den's doing this, Den's doing that' and I built up this idea of Den and I just channelled her".

He would often refer to the money he paid to buy that newspaper as "the best nickel he ever spent," his daughter Kathryn said.

He has never met Churchill's husband, David Harter, a campaigning solicitor, but she would often refer, during their working years, to her three sons and "writing the plays at the kitchen table".

"I had been taking a lot of hair design classes in New York and noticed that the instructors would often refer to actresses and certain eras," explained Nova.

He would often refer to cricket administrators as "Dead Heads".

This dude was such a horrible, lying troll that I'd often refer to him as a shining example of how NOT to be a press secretary.

Why would he so often refer to the leaked emails if he felt they weren't helping sway popular opinion away from Clinton and towards him?

Yes, that would be the plane we often refer to as "Daniel Snyder's private jet" in print.

The essence of Dr. Boeri's angelic nature was evidenced by his generosity such that he would often be referred to as Santa Clause by the children around him.

"I was appointed for life or good behavior," he would often say, referring to the constitutional language that allowed him to stay in the post indefinitely, "whichever I lose first".