Sentence examples for we started to refer from inspiring English sources

That elusiveness is epitomized in the phrase "information age," which caught on in the 1970s, about the same time we started to refer to computers and the like as "information technology".

We start to refer to their table as the talent table.

"At school, the songs we sang suddenly started to refer to 'our guiding father'.

Local services started to refer people unofficially.

Mr Jagger started to refer to the Stones as "his" band.

The official television station TRT has recently started to refer to Turkey as a "global power".

I've started to refer to that feeling as Lanely (L.A. Lonely).

At some point during the 1940s, the press started to refer to Billy as William Johnson Hippopotamus.

After this Santa Anita Derby, Sherman started to refer to California Chrome as "my Swaps".

As the California and Chicago lawsuits, as well as any progeny they may inspire move forward, maybe we'll start to refer to them simply as "Big Pain," and for all the same reasons.

In Washington DC, people are starting to refer to each other as Dans and Jonahs.