refer (someone) to something

Examples of refer

refer
But it does share some similarities in that it seldom actually refers to winning.
From Foreign Policy
However, we can all agree that the word refers to something that is inspiring, uplifting, exciting and life-affirming.
From Huffington Post
And we're going to have happier customers who refer other customers to us, who stay longer, and buy more.
From Fast Company
Instead, he referred them to a hospital staffer.
From New York Daily News
The 80,000 phones referred to already existing devices, but many of us in the media believed the number was related to new orders.
From CNET
I am surprised someone would so affectionatly refer to them as "grinches".
From CNN
New members must be referred by an existing member.
From Business Insider
No, it's written by an expert referring others who know about the topic.
From National Geographic
The "look" you refer to is that of "semitic" people.
From CNN
Real people refer to each other by names, not handles.
From VentureBeat
Does the "titans" in the title refer to the titan triggerfish?
From Huffington Post
The 2011 text refers to "the young woman" instead.
From TIME
For that scenario, just refer to my previous strategy of tears and stick waving.
From CBS Local
Who are we referring to when we say they?
From Huffington Post
That said, it's so much more complex than the kinds of rhythms that people tend to refer to.
From NPR
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