refer back造句

Today, many traditional storytellers around the world refer back to books where ancestral wisdom was recorded.

I would like to refer back to the first of my three points.

Ultimately all this will refer back to its basis in man by whom these things are known.

But — so when it's relevant, I will refer back to the Hebrew Bible or the Old Testament.

If you haven't read Part 1, you may want to refer back to it to learn more about the features of these data binding frameworks.

People often ask how I ended up devoting my life to teaching among the Chinese, and I usually refer back to those beginnings.

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Listing 1 shows the relevant HTML code the shopping-cart example USES. I'll refer back to this HTML throughout the article.

In this case, begin by replacing the image in the existing page (refer back to Figure 1) with an image of a rabbit, like that shown in Figure 2.

If you're surfing the web to brainstorm new blog post ideas, print out the articles, discussion threads, or studies to refer back to them later on when you're ready to write.

For example, let's say the user clicks a button that is bound to an action method, which gets invoked during the invoke application phase (refer back to Figure 1 for details).

All these topics intersect with both architecture and design at a fundamental level, so covering them up front allows me to refer back to them later in the series.