Sentence examples for Call the rounds from inspiring English sources

They call the rounds 10, 11 and 12 of a world title fight the championship rounds.

The cut of the day was silverside (a muscle from what in the U.S. we call the round).

The Florida water rat (Neofiber alleni) is sometimes called the round-tailed muskrat.

The former dissident Zviad Gamsakhurdia led a coalition called the Round Table to victory in parliamentary elections in October 1990.

And the man once called the Round Mound of Rebound seemed convinced that Weight Watchers was working, saying he had lost 38 pounds and felt better physically.

This is language employed as a direct appeal to the imagination, a way of reconnecting our hearts to what she calls the round and ringing Earth.

In the last essay here, an afterword called "The Round-Earth Affair", she deals directly with urbanisation and humanity's creeping estrangement from nature.

The electric barrier at Romeoville was built originally to stop a small invasive fish called the round goby from coming south — too late, as it turned out, because today the round gobies are established in the Illinois.

The hotel famously cosseted such mandarins as the New Yorker editor William Shawn, who ate English muffins or cornflakes for lunch most weekdays at his pink banquette in the Rose Room (called the Round Table Room these days).

Thus, according to MOTdc, the object called "the round square" encodes exactly two constitutive properties (being round and being square).

Thus, according to MOTdc, the object called "the round square" is ιx∀F xF ≡ R ⇒ F ∨ S ⇒ F).