Sentence examples for a partner called from inspiring English sources

When France's Thomson announced on November 3rd that it was in effect shedding its TV-manufacturing business to a partner called TCL, few people had heard of the other firm.

The central character, Jack Beatty, is an off-rhyme of Macbeth (Men of Respect achieves a similar resonance with Mike Battaglia) but the implausibility of explaining a Lady Beatty in the Labour Party of the early 1980s gives him a partner called Jenny Gaze, presumably loosely invoking the somnolent stare of Macbeth's wife.

The BMW win came about through a partner called Autoliv, a Swedish maker of auto safety equipment.

The team was looking for evidence that a protein called p35, which works with a partner called Cdk5 to add phosphates to other proteins, might play a role in Alzheimer's disease.

In the fetish world, she's known as a "feedee"—under the control of a partner called a "feeder," who encourages her to eat as much as possible.

When a partner calls a penalty on himself, or when you add a stroke to your score because of that extra whiff in the woods that no one else saw, there is a strange but identifiable honor.

The other way is to be in the school alone in front of the map, or working with a partner, calling points; one person will act as the examiner, giving two points, and the other will call out the route they would take, which is then drawn on the map and measured against a straight line drawn between those points as the crow flies.

The Paris-based company has had a subsidiary in China, a joint venture with a government partner called Alcatel-Lucent Shanghai Bell, for three decades.

The TCS pathways (Figure 2A) include two proteins: a histidine kinase (HK) protein, called "sensor," and a cognate partner, called "response regulator" (RR).

The TCS pathways include two proteins: a histidine kinase (HK) protein, called "sensor," and a cognate partner, called "response regulator" (RR).

So maybe, Dave has concluded it helps to have a political partner called Nick, sometimes to agree with, and sometimes to take the fall.