Sentence examples for insisting on referring from inspiring English sources

The Canadian and US stations have presentation and commentary teams which swell the audience in the auditorium considerably, working in relays and insisting on referring to the British team as Scotland.

The Voice insists on referring to "The Ooooniverse".

He insisted on referring to the rock pope as Bongo.

GENERAL MOTORS still insists on referring to itself as "the world's largest automaker".

The report insisted on referring to them – rather prosaically – as Independently Financed News Consortia, or IFNC.

The governor of Virginia insisted on referring to his state as "the Digital Dominion".

Afterward, she had even insisted on referring to Alare's husband as "the house doctor".

Though the narrator knows he has arrived in Kampala, he insists on referring to it as "the capital".

X furrows his brow, as though he has difficulty recollecting it, this past to which I insist on referring.

He has fallen in love with his travel agent (although Beth insists on referring to her as a stewardess).

Mr. Carlton insisted on referring to him as a church architect, because he was at present restoring the tower of the town's Anglican church.