Sentence examples for academy calling from inspiring English sources

The following month, another French doctor, Jean-Pierre Falret, described a similar illness to the academy, calling it folie circulaire (circular insanity).

Dizzee Rascal famously dons Air Max BWs and a Nike tracksuit on the cover of his Boy In Da Corner album, with Red Bull Music Academy calling it "a middle finger to the surveillance era of CCTV" and a defining moment for Grime's style, which was more downplayed than much of hip-hop despite sharing some common ground.

Their school was an experimental and progressive academy called the Lincoln School in Morningside Heights.

The artist Richard Haas, a member of the academy, called some of the criticisms unfair.

Jejoen was brought up Catholic, and enrolled in a prestigious Jesuit academy called Our Lady College.

"If the academy called me, I would tell them not to dip the flag," Mr. Rogers said.

The "awards restructuring," as the academy calls it, reduces the number of Grammy categories to 78 from 109.

Each weekday, the staff ferried the young prince to class, at a prestigious academy called the al-Riyadh Schools.

Cui Weiping, a social critic and professor at the Beijing Film Academy, called some of Mr. Liu's more radical opponents "highly irresponsible".

In 1420 a royal academy called the Hall of Worthies (Chiphyŏnjŏn) was established, where bright young scholars engaged in study and research.

Her later novels reveal what the academy called a preoccupation with "vision of global catastrophe forcing mankind to return to a more primitive life".