Sentence examples for yet referred from inspiring English sources
Any case against accomplices will be put together by an investigating magistrate, and police have not yet referred any of the suspects to that team.
THE ARTS An article on Sept. 3 about Electronic Dance Music stars' turning their attention to Hollywood, using information from the director of the movie "Spring Breakers," which has been shown at festivals but not commercially released yet, referred incompletely to the composition of the film's score.
Publications in which a slash logic is actually formulated – yet referred to as an IF logic – include Hyttinen & Sandu (2000), Pietarinen (2001), Väänänen (2002), Sandu (2007), Caicedo et al. (2009) and Mann et al. (2011).
Such geysers are not true geysers but are yet referred as such as they all emit water under pressure.
Thor remained pictured as a red-bearded figure, as evidenced by the Danish rhyme that yet referred to him as Thor med sit lange skæg ("Thor with the long beard") and the Frisian curse diis ruadhiiret donner regiir!
Upon failure of a second medical treatment, 84% of physicians who had not yet referred the patient to a gynecologist did so.
Or, better yet, refer to this other image.
At a dinner party she is heard to deride coalitions, yet refers affectionately to the current prime minister as a "bit of a smoothie" – a nice touch, and perhaps a hint of her Cecil Parkinson infatuation.
Between the Psalms, Monteverdi placed movements that he called Concerto and Sonata (the terms did not yet refer specifically to instrumental music), drawing texts from the "Song of Songs," the Book of Isaiah and other sources.
Thus a Brit and an American, both untrained, might be internally the same in all relevant respects, yet refer to different greens when asserting "chicory is scrumptious".
Since Oscar and Twin Oscar have exactly the same intrinsic properties, yet refer to different substances when they use their 'water'-words, their intrinsic properties cannot suffice to determine what they refer to.
