Sentence examples for how he refers from inspiring English sources
To him the man is now Neil, and that is how he refers to him during our conversations.
Once in New York, he created the Budman Studio, which is how he refers to his loft.
He has standards for everything: packing his boss's suitcase (with white acid-free tissue paper) and how he refers to his boss (as his principal).
"Back in the day," which is how he refers to his criminal past, Mr. Carney kept guns, drugs and money in the safe.
Rudisha is Rudisha: it is how he refers to himself, how his manager refers to him, how everyone apparently refers to him.
He now sees it as a naïvely Marxist work — "a hymn to the crane" is how he refers to it now — that is shamefully uncritical of the Baathist regime.
"Bunch of clowns" was how he referred to the prosecution team in court one day.
"My glossy" was how he referred to House and Garden, the magazine he edited.
He never used the name to her face, but it was how he referred to her in the small diary he kept.
Da Ponte insisted for a long time on having this as his work's main title, and it was how he referred to it throughout his memoirs.
