Sentence examples for a review called from inspiring English sources

She started her dramatic career while she was an undergraduate, writing a review called "And So On".

The Carol immediately entered the general consciousness; Thackeray, in a review, called it "a national benefit, and to every man and woman who reads it a personal kindness".

Patten stressed the BBC Trust would not "second guess" the conclusions of a review, called Delivering Quality First, being carried out by management into where the cuts should fall.

Now I just wish he had been around before I sat through all of "Citizen Kane," when I could have just read a review called "It Was His Sled".

Based on a study of 71 cases, GAO found that it took an average of 67 days to review applications requiring an extensive security check or a review called Visas Mantis, aimed at preventing the transfer of sensitive technologies.

In a review called "Dogs, dogs, and more dogs: Fact, fiction, or something in between?" of an earlier book by the Coppingers, I wrote, "Throughout the book there's a disturbing lack of reference to numerous highly-regarded experts in this field (though they do cite my own work liberally).

More recently, on December 4th, the British government's Human Genetics Commission published a review calling for greater regulation of genetic tests.

Labor has given its clearest indication yet that it will negotiate over the renewable energy target, with opposition leader Bill Shorten calling for the government to first set aside a review calling for a radical winding back of the scheme.

The New York Times, in a 1914 review, called a large-scale production at the 6,000-seat 6,000-seatippodrome a "royal eNew Yorkment" tHippodrome up smiling".

[C8.] Daimler Touches Off Agency Battle Two giant agency companies -- the Omnicom Group and True North Communications -- are squaring off in a huge review called by a major client they share, the DaimlerChrysler Group.

A Variety review called her a "bland guide" for the night's festivities.