Sentence examples for everyone here calls from inspiring English sources

Everyone here calls me Wu.

Everyone here calls her "Princess Minnie".

But that dream isn't coming true in the Dish, which is what everyone here calls Mogadishu.

This is home to the team of nine prosecutors working on Lava Jato, as everyone here calls it.

"Repats", as everyone here calls them, were switched from Brize Norton to Lyneham because repairs had to be made to the runway of the base in Oxfordshire.

To honour the dead, the people of Bassett, as everyone here calls it, took to pausing in their everyday life when a cortege passed.

Versions of the competition, which everyone here called by its Hebrew name, Chidon HaTanach, or Bible Quiz, have existed for over 50 years, in Israel and in the United States.

"Everyone around here calls him Smooth".

Over the last 22 years it has survived a tornado and a forest fire, and Mr. Caldwell -- everyone around here calls him Fud -- must watch out for rats that regularly eat the wiring in the trucks he parks at the fields.

No one who works here is under 50, and everyone who works here calls us "sweetie" and "darling".

The market for the big homes on small plots that almost everyone here now calls McMansions is obviously ravenous.