Sentence examples for as I will call from inspiring English sources

J., as I will call her, lived in Kansas with her partner and teenage son.

I was taken to see Yeoman Second Class Sonia Martin, as I will call her.

The 'naked transparency movement,' as I will call it here, is not going to inspire change.

These approaches model the cell as a 'topology of molecular action', as I will call it, and it involves concepts of spaces, surfaces and movements.

Eileen (as I will call her, as one calls Hillary Hillary) presented herself as someone who is still trying to overcome an innate awkwardness and shyness and verbal tentativeness.

The apparent explanation for their enthusiasm, I suppose, is that they played soccer (as I will call it henceforth, for fear of endless "which football?" confusion) in school, but I don't really think that's it.

Ulf, as I'll call him, was a bearish man in a lumpy burgundy sweater.

"Prophylactic Hindu tiles", as I'll call them, have been proliferating in India for the past two decades.

Redford (as I'll call him; the sailor has no name) is both homo faber and homo fixit.

Garth, as I'll call him, was a pale, reedy figure in his fifties with wide, spectral eyes.

I used an SGS3 (as I'll call it) as my mobile phone for slightly over two weeks.