Sentence examples for has started referring from inspiring English sources

So pumped is he these days that he has started referring to himself in the third person: "Anna will face the bullets.

The week before, Leif confessed, his wife had started referring to us as Gilligan and the Skipper.

Sometimes mockingly, sometimes fearfully, many Tories have started referring to Montgomerie as "the high priest of Conservatism".

Caitlin and I had just moved in together, and her mom — mildly religious and deeply sarcastic — had started referring to me as her "sin-in-law".

What they have left behind are vacant houses and farm buildings so heavily rigged that soldiers have started referring to them as house-borne improvised explosive devices.

In the days since he threw a combination of punches at the Clippers Corey Maggettee, the Nets have started referring to K-Mart as Slugger.

Government officials in Thailand, one of the world's largest meat exporters, have started referring to the disease as "Mexican flu".

Trump, who used to call Cruz a "friend," had started referring to him as "the Canadian anchor baby".

But opponents and late-night comics have started referring to them as alarmists who played football without real helmets and who "go both ways".

Oh, and he's currently dating Victoria's Secret model Toni Garrn -- it's no wonder some people have started referring to modelizing as "Leonardo DiCaprio Syndrome".

While the UK is faced with what weather experts have started referring to as a "shit summer", large parts of Europe are sweltering in a heatwave, aptly nicknamed "Lucifer".