refer to in a sentence

• N is the way the book refers to the dead person.
• Checking refers to the inevitable cracks at the end of planks.
• Now and then he refers to his own tendency toward melancholia.
• Nowhere does the memo refer to traditions of the Democratic Party.
• Many of the Canadian players refer to Bettman in unflattering terms.
• The statement did not refer to a specific threat in Lebanon.
• Or does the title refer to another sort of crossing altogether?
• Works refer to the syringe and other paraphernalia of drug users.
• Refer to the manual for further installation guide to this scanner.
• A bear market refers to a prolonged period of falling prices.
• It's difficult to see refer to in a sentence .
• All citations refer to The Financial Times and The Daily Telegraph.
• The name could refer to the creators of this metallic concoction.
• We in the trade refer to this as failure to communicate.
• She refers to it as the difference between explosion and implosion.
• I laughingly refer to it as 30 years in the gulag,
• Each utterance _ or word _ refers to a specific event.
• The title refers to an unspoken pronouncement between Sammy and Terry.
• She prefers to refer to it as a play with music.
• Business journals still regularly refer to China as the next superpower.
• Germ plasm refers to the basic genetic structure of a seed.