Sentence examples for you should refer from inspiring English sources

You should refer to the aims and objectives of modules for job applications he adds.

Each type has its own way of handling power and recharging, so for specific information about battery safety that pertains to your machine, you should refer to the instructions in your owner's manual.

"I think you should refer to Pakistan in the original manner: the name was coined in 1934 as PAKSTAN by Choudhary RahMAt Ali," says Rowan Walker of this final between Pakstan and Ceylon.

"If your bank does not cooperate you should refer the case to the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS), as so far the banks have chosen to settle all cases referred to it".

The discussion is built around the greatly simplified phylogenetic tree shown in Fig. 4, which you should refer to from time to time to anchor yourself in evolutionary time.

"You should refer to a person by their name.

Do you think ORI should refer more cases to the Department of Justice (DOJ) for possible criminal sanctions?

Interested readers should refer the references for the detailed information.

To appreciate the power of the single expletive I should refer you to The Wire and the episode in which detectives Bunk and McNulty examine a crime scene, only breaking their silence with their use of the f-word 38 times.

Perhaps I should refer you to this fantastic piece of hate mail last I received last week in response to my happy lambasting of Paula Deen, the kind of semi-coherent ALL CAPS hunk of spittle I rarely get anymore, thanks to the disastrous advent of anonymous commenting.

I finally ended up saying, "Yes, I think that before we go any further I should refer you to a rheumatologist who can assess your need for this treatment, and then we can talk".