Sentence examples for as it called from inspiring English sources

In Dalston, in east London, the Green Party launched its programme, or as it called it, its "peaceful political revolution".

Beazer wants the court to declare that the delayed filing of the company’s 10-Q quarterly earning statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission “does not constitute a default” under its bond agreements, and that the delay will not allow its creditors, or “vulture investors” as it called them in its complaint, to demand accelerated repayment of its debts.

In 2009 Gartner predicted that, by 2014, 25% of new business applications would be written by staff outside the IT department - or "citizen developers" as it called them.

Chrysler said its "rejected dealers," as it called them, accounted for nearly a quarter of total stores, but 14percentt of sales.

It received government permission to restart a hydoelectric plant north of Tokyo that had been shut in connection with violations and temporarily cut supplies to its major customers as it called on residents and companies to conserve.

After joining the attack on the Soviet Union in June 1941, it received as its reward Bessarabia and Transdniestria (Transnistria), as it called territory that it occupied to the east of the Dniester River as far as the Southern Buh. Bulgaria did not enter the war against the Soviet Union, but it did declare war on both Britain and the United States.

Last month it began shipping its first "smart paper," as it calls its technology.

Match bought commercial time during the Olympics to promote "The Stir," as it calls its gatherings.

Others merely worship at the Army's six Moscow "corps," as it calls its churches.

Or Casual Chic, as it calls its series of abbreviated Friday evening concerts.

Gila stages street-bound "interventions," as it calls them.