"Cell, " in this case, seems to refer to the one in his mind.
But he did not refer directly to the scandal in his first speech since the US Anti-Doping Agency named him as the central figure in a major doping ring.
David Blunkett, while home secretary, refused in 2003 to refer his case to the Parole Board.
Mr. Gordy, whom people in his circle refer to as "chairman, " says his approach on the musical mirrored the method at his label.
In his Easter message, Cardinal O'Brien is expected to refer to remarks made by Pope Benedict XVI in 2010 that Christians "need to be free to act in accordance with their own principles".
Bush did not refer to his own role, if any, in the operation, not even to refer to the fact that he caused the war that forced Saddam to flee into a hole in the ground in the first place.
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Pay close attention to the language The Governor is using when he refers to Rick and his group and also in the back half of the season, how Rick and his group refer to Woodbury.
North Carolina -- and Jim Messina has said this many time, so I'll refer back to his comments -- has one of our best ground games in the country.
It is a matter -- in terms of his medical condition, I would simply refer you to his letter of resignation and refer you then to him and to the Commerce Department for further questions about that.
Mr George's sister Michelle Diskin, who has led the fight for his release, was instrumental in getting the Criminal Cases Review Commission to refer the case to the Court of Appeal.
So I refer you, Wendell, to his spokesperson saying at the beginning of this process that there were two people involved in this conversation.
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