Sentence examples for insiders referred from inspiring English sources

One of the insiders referred to a directive he received, which said that "the life of the enemy has to be made unbearable".

Most are simply identified by the store's logo, which insiders refer to as "the wedge".

Fund-raising parties that insiders refer to politely as "events" take place morning, noon and night.

Insiders refer to the realization of one's vampiric nature as an awakening.

Industry insiders refer to Alaska Native and AT&T as interchangeable parties.

Professor Tavtigian said Myriad insiders refer to the company's product portfolio as Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

Monday 22 February Insiders refer to this as SuperMonday as it is the day when London's big guns – including Burberry, Erdem and Christopher Kane, all show.

They know the causes of "declining bee health", as industry insiders refer to it, and what has created today's hostile environment for their colonies.

And then, of course, there are what BBC insiders refer to as "the Watches" – BBC2's Springwatch, Autumnwatch, Winterwatch – which could even be improving the nation's health.

Sawers became MI6 chief – or "C" as insiders refer to the top job – in 2009 after receiving a tap on the shoulder from then foreign secretary, David Miliband.

Trinity Mirror has also recently introduced what insiders refer to as a "superdesk", a bulking up of its digital-focused journalist resource.