Sentence examples for as we'll call it from inspiring English sources

The SGS3 (as we'll call it) is very keen on saving power.

Mr. Jobs is expected to show off the iSlate (as we'll call it, if only because that's the latest rumor) in San Francisco later this month.

Good afternoon football fans and welcome to Reading Women vs West Ham Women, or as we'll call it from now on, Reading vs West Ham.

Farmhouse No. 1, as we'll call it, was a total redo, and that process -- the reimagining of a 19th century tear-down into a spiffy abstraction of itself -- shifted Mr. Florke's job description from designer with a good eye into a kind of superstylist, a packager of rural life.

Forbes: That's why you had that critique, as we'll call it, of Ms. Bair at FDIC? Bove: Well, that's right.

This "real estate information boom," as we'll call it, led to an increased standard across the industry.

But there's a third color here that is just as important, and we'll call it black, which means it has to make sense economically.

That statement seemed to sum up the position of the museum as a whole: We'll call it a Jack the Ripper museum to draw in the prurient blood 'n' guts tourists, but technically— technically it's the museum about the women of the East End that we promised.

So is Luis (as we'll call him), a taxi driver, his eye out for parked trucks.

Bill Jones, as we'll call him, a massively compensated young man, and his wife were decorating the huge house they had bought in the Nantucket village of Polpis.

The sighting of the Moctezuma, Dudley said, occurred "as we was having our breakfast we will call it," adding for good measure, not long after they had literally consumed the heart, liver and other innards of poor Parker, that "their hearts were in their mouths".