Sentence examples for it's referred from inspiring English sources

Since the doctor's resignation, "the situation," as it's referred to on Sark, has worsened.

A red light does provide some illumination and some comic relief; it's referred to as a "baby's bum".

It's referred to as the North Carolina Protocol (Whorwell's is called The Manchester Protocol).

In Australia, it's referred to as WAG levels -- women's artistic gymnastics -- and the levels are a bit different (there aren't as many).

Sort of like Kurt Vonnegut's description of the afterlife in Slapstick, where heaven is so dull it's referred to as "The Turkey Farm" rather than "Paradise".

Radio (or the wireless, as it's referred to in the film) has forced royalty to become actors, complains Bertie's father, George V, who had little patience with his son's speech impediment.

eBay's statements indicate Apple Pay is one of several options still to come, as it's referred to as being "among the first forms of payment" the marketplace has planned.

It's referred to locally as "the cage".

It's referred to as a compression wave.

The city it's referring to must be Paris, Tex.

It's referring to a specific news image.