“This is a general article which tells about the lapine practice of refection.”

“The princess was presently bringing an ivory fine-toothed comb through her long hair as she looked at her refection in the mirror.”

“Undaunted, he asked what was the very best that the local area had to offer by way of refection.”

“The rounded corners of the refectory were intended to withstand the harsh Karelian frosts.”

“The band spent the day at school and had lunch at the refectory before tearing into a performance of questionable educational value.”

“A new refectory and kitchen will provide a place where pensioners can get a cooked meal daily.”

“It also holds catering contracts at a number of hospitals and runs the refectories and restaurants at many businesses around the world.”

“The enormous building would easily convert into lecture halls, seminar rooms, accommodation areas, refectories and departmental offices.”