Sentence examples for and called of from inspiring English sources

There's also the requisite polka-flavored melody, also anchored by Lady Gaga and called, of course, "Polka Face".

In the funniest case, he wants to lure a vain, uncomprehending movie star into doing the new play — about the French Revolution and called, of course, "Mistakes Were Made".

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Thus pastors need to understand and communicate the purpose and calling of work in the marketplace.

Alignment, filtering of reads, and calling of differentially methylated regions (DMRs) were performed using the MeDUSA pipeline [ 17].

The further transcript assembly and calling of differentially expressed transcripts was carried out, using four different procedures.

Base quality (Phred Scale) scores were recalibrated using GATK and calling of SNPs and indel variants was performed using the GATK unified genotyper.

If you're in church, talk about death metal and Call of Duty with your brother.

The percentage of variance explained by the top SNP was then calculated for each trait by dividing by the variance of the sire performances, and called "% of explained variance".

And called Maoists, of course.

I took a breath and called one of my advisors.