Sentence examples for as what used from inspiring English sources

His "Firebird," however, will have to be seen as what used to be called a darn good show.

On this issue, many may still regard the position Clarke has adopted as what used to be known as "Trot".

It means, eventually, that the industry will probably have to embrace the idea of simply carrying the content of others (which was its original business model), and essentially function as what used to be called an "Internet-service provider".

"Either he's lying or making himself sick … We're dubious!!" "We", however, sail on regardless, only accruing more visitors and watching as what used to be called the mainstream media waddle dutifully behind (I'm still spellbound that last year the Daily Telegraph ran his story that Michelle Obama was pregnant).

In his account, the early New Labour period saw the final confirmation that as far as what used to be called the proletariat was concerned, "middle-class progressives who had traditionally come out fighting these underdogs' corner, or reporting their condition as missionaries or journalists, were keen to silence them, or bury them without an obituary.

And when they look puzzled I tell them to watch three of the best onscreen performances by actresses in the 1950's, all supporting roles: Gloria Grahame as what used to be called "the frail," in "The Bad and the Beautiful"; Jo Van Fleet as James Dean's whore-madam mother in "East of Eden"; and Dorothy Malone as the rich girl who can't for the life of her land Rock Hudson in "Written on the Wind".

The questions from the floor about such matters as what use Smith would make of time-travelling ninjas, and his preferred partners for a superhero threesome (Wonder Woman and Batman)—invariably prompted Smith to work both Wayne and Walter Gretzky into his answers.

The questions from the floor — about such matters as what use Smith would make of time-travelling ninjas, and his preferred partners for a superhero threesome (Wonder Woman and Batman) — invariably prompted Smith to work both Wayne and Walter Gretzky into his answers.

Creationist arguments have been made such as "What use is half an eye?" and "What use is half a wing?".

As befits what used to be the world's largest landfill, the future Freshkills Park on Staten Island may represent the planet's greatest act of ecological atonement.

They're in Bohemia; they're getting as far as the border of what used to be Austria.