Sentence examples for insiders called from inspiring English sources
Science fiction pulp magazines once featured what insiders called "BBB's" fleeing "BEM's" -- "Brass Bra Babes" fleeing "Bug-Eyed Monsters".
Davey responded with what party insiders called a "strong rebuke" to the signatories, who included two Lib Dem MPs.
He was a man who became so powerful as Benedict's first minister that insiders called him the deputy pope.
Fashionably attired (that is, with just the right touch of eccentricity) collectors and art-world insiders called hellos to one another between booths, discussing Frieze Masters.
Minutes after the news of Cruz's selection leaked, political insiders called the choice of the wildly adored Fiorina a game-changer for the Cruz campaign.
However, senior ministers remain adamant that the biggest shakeup of planning law for more than half a century remains what insiders called "unashamedly pro-growth" – making it almost certain they will not appease their critics in the environment movement.
Insiders call her a "learning machine".
Insiders call them guilt trips.
BBC insiders call this a lack of "vocal textural variety".
Another tactic that politicians use is something beltway insiders call "milker bills".
On Tuesday, YC, as insiders call it, staged its 15th semiannual Demo Day for investors.
