Sentence examples for informally call from inspiring English sources

They informally call themselves the Housing Data Coalition.

The BBC has reported that leading Brexiters informally call themselves Grand Wizards.

The new paper, which we informally call the "Results" paper, has also undergone journal peer review (and none of the review required changing our results).

Vehicular-crime cases in New York are usually based on a driver's committing at least two traffic infractions, which prosecutors informally call "the rule of two".

The boy had another operation, a "redo," as the doctors at Johns Hopkins informally call it, in which the bad piece of brain was removed.

A proportional symbols map -- what we informally call a "bubble" map -- places a circle, scaled in proportion to the data, on top of each country.

Some Native Americans live on tribal landholdings that are informally called reservations.

Some Chickasaw now live on tribal landholdings that are informally called reservations.

These were jawless, armored fish informally called ostracoderms, but more correctly placed in the taxon Pteraspidomorphi.

Informally called the Blackwood, the truck might be based on the big Ford Super Duty.

They were informally called deputy prime ministers, making it clear who was to take over".