Referring in a sentence

Auxiliary bishop Joseph Galea-Curmi closed the live-in by referring to Pope Francis’s book I Want You to Be Happy.

Chair I’m sure the Senate records will show that they know each other,” Vergara said, referring to the agri-preneur.

Gonzaga then asked if he has love enough for a “new love,” referring to Abrenica’s girlfriend, sexy star AJ Raval.

Hearings are underway,' they added, referring to interviews being carried out with residents and potential witnesses.

According to Urban Dictionary, “” is another word for “cracker,” used particularly when referring to an old white man.

He may be referring to the home playoff loss to the when he said his team couldn’t always control their swagger.

Adams is referring to the state and local agencies that seemingly collude with lobbyists to award licensures.

But flippantly referring to the transgender community as “genital mutilators” or “chemical castrators” is downright evil.

Causes supposedly referring to the now indisputable nature of the climate crisis and it’s long-term impacts on the planet.

Allen was referring to the game against Hurricanes, who have the second-best record in the NHL this season.

Angela is doing the best she can as a parent and in life," she said, referring to Blac Chyna, who was born as Angela White.

Another challenge, referring to my industry specifically, could be the rising cost of materials and labor.

Another person agreed, adding: 'Looks like there's a new KatyCat', referring to the nickname given to the singer's most avid fans.

Fitzgibbon said he had known Ms Dale "since she's been with Saz", referring to Harrison's nickname.

From that point on, Rory and Logan dated for the vast majority of and Logan continued referring to her as Ace throughout all of it.

Get a copy of the case number and a hard copy of the file, as you’ll probably be referring to it.

Gregorovitch had bragged about owning the most powerful wand in the world, so many suspected that he was referring to the Elder Wand.

Arts Minister Carmel Sepuloni and Associate Arts Minister Willow-Jean Prime both declined comment, referring the matter to Creative NZ.

He compared differences in how the NHS and social care sectors have been treated previously, referring to vaccinations in the pandemic.

Breed was referring in part to the recently announced state help via the CHP and National Guard, which launched at the beginning of May.