Meanings of referring back in English

And there we go again, referring back to something that happened in 1987.

Facebook declined to comment further, referring back to its blog post.

Ask yourself questions and see what you can answer without referring back to your books.

At the end stage, you are referring back to the business case and those elements.

After referring back to that conversation, I told him I no longer felt that way.

In referring back to these volumes, we are led into continual loiterings by the way.

But nobody can explain Britain's current political situation without referring back to other aspects of Blairism.

Cutler, without referring back to Davidson, tried getting his marines to soft-cuff a few of the protestors.

The detective read, and read, referring back and forth, absorbed in his task, no doubt, but evidently puzzled.

At this point it is worth referring back to the lodging-house keeper McCarthy and his behaviour the next day.

He ended the call on an optimistic note, referring back to the dotcom bubble that had nearly crushed AQR.

While there's no harm in referring back to a recent matter, it's certainly not a good day for intensely emotional dialogue!

He did make up his mind, but did so at last by referring back the responsibility to the Secretary of State.

The fiscal presented an act which declared that appeal ought not to be allowed from an act referring back a cause.

Land Information Minister Eugenie Sage could not answer many of RNZ's questions, referring back to Land Information, who subsequently refused an interview.

As Ferrol was at least ten days by courier from Paris there would be no chance of Villeneuve referring back for confirmation.