Sentence examples for and so calling from inspiring English sources

This is so and so calling for -- he took the call.

And so, calling himself the "resident policy wonk," Mr. Clinton reeled off facts about the epidemic spread of AIDS -- now at 36 million to 40 million cases worldwide.

And so calling bullshit on this corporate-congressional exercise in mutual masturbation ought to be a cakewalk.

While upwards of 300,000 citizens were eligible to vote, many of these individuals lived a great distance from Rome, and so calling them all together in a short period of time was impossible.

And so calling it Migration instantly politically charges the record because the word no longer just means the movement of people from one area to another, but now carries the weight of decades-old prejudice about the perceived threat of outsiders.

"This is Doctor So-and-So calling and I need blah blah blah.

The configuration was two-dimensional and so called "V-shape" flame.

"Malala is targeted because of her pioneer role in preaching secularism and so called enlightened moderation.

They rely on cryptographic commitments and so called zero-knowledge proofs of knowledge.

Woese orignally thought that these were primitive organisms and so called them the Archaea.

Foamed concrete with its super low density of between 150 kg/m3 and 300 kg/m3 was prepared by means of chemically foaming and so called mixing and foaming process in laboratory.