Sentence examples for whatever he calls from inspiring English sources
"Well, whatever he calls himself.
"Look, Dad — or whatever he calls you," Mr. Jay said.
Stevie's not the only person haunting him (ghosts, or whatever – he calls them "manifests").
By the eighth inning of last night's game, Clemens's intensity, or whatever he calls it, had ebbed.
Whatever he calls himself, the Lebanese Carlos is now considered by Israelis to be the man selected by Iran's strongman, Khamenei, to be Tehran's operational leader in Lebanon.
There seems to be a bit of a discussion at Major Nelson's Tree House, or whatever he calls his Internet Web site, about whether it's wiser to buy the Xbox 360 -ified Max Payne games at $15 a pop, or buy the actual, boxed copies from eBay for less.
"Whatever he called himself," Brogan writes, "the nobles knew that he was one of them".
Like Mr. Santos he wanted whatever he called his gin to capture the small-scale, personal nature of his nascent operation.
Because of his charm, carefully honed conversational brilliance and success in seducing one impressionable young woman after another, the circles of hipster intellectuals he moved in would have accepted him whatever he called himself — and did whenever he selectively revealed the truth.
I think about Newt Gingrich when he had the compact for America, whatever he called it.
Whatever he called it, stocks of financial services companies like Countrywide Financial and Bear Stearns, which have been rocked by the implosion of their bad bets on risky mortgages, gained on his comments.
