Cartwright(628) also referreth the sign of the cross to the mark of the beast.
When a man in desire to please his appetite, referreth it not (actually or habitually) to a higher end, viz.
He is a good christian, that remotely and ultimately referreth all the creatures unto God, and eateth, and drinketh, &c.
And them that will not believe it, he referreth to one of them then living, and honoured for this in the emperor's court, that still spake perfectly.
The Assembly referreth this to the care of the particular presbyteries.
The Assembly referreth this to the consideration of Presbyteries, and declareth that the charges be rather payed out of that dayes collection, then that the Congregation want the more frequent use of the sacrament.
The Assembly referreth this article to the severall Presbyteries.
The Assembly referreth this article to the consideration of the Burrows.
The Assembly alloweth; and referreth the particular course unto the severall Presbyteries.
The Assembly referreth the former part of this article anent buriall in Kirks to the care of Presbyteries, and dischargeth all funerall sermons.
The Assembly referreth this unto the care of the particular Presbyteries.
The Assembly referreth this article to the care of the Presbyteries.
Plato referreth such changes as happen in common-wealths to a certeine diuine force that resteth hidden in sundrie od numbers, whereof their periods do consist.
Wherefore I say, these words do refer to her portion that she is to enjoy of her God, as the former referreth to her duty and obedience.
Káf referreth to Kuffi, that is: “Take off from thyself the wrappings of limitations, that thou mayest come to know what thou hast not known of the states of Sanctity.
Sidenote: Iohn Stow vpon conferencereferreth this to the last yeare of king Edward the first.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "referreth" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
