Sentence examples for at first calls from inspiring English sources

The novel's atmosphere at first calls to mind Kurosawa's great film "Ikiru," with its portrait of Kanji Watanabe, who has done the same dull office job for thirty years: "Many people knew him, and lived beside him, near him — but few could say they had any sense of what he was really like.

However, recent research in this context at first calls for professionalization by higher quality standards, including, stronger scientific rigor and theoretical foundation [13, 14].

She comforts him at first, calling him "kitten" and "pumpkin".

THE new capital of Kazakhstan was at first called Akmola, the "white tomb".

At first called the Labour Representation Committee, the new organisation in 1906 took the name Labour Party.

At first called the Ideal Leasing Company, the firm had by 1967 become the Leasco Data Processing Equipment Corporation.

It was at first called Malcolmpeth, named for a governor of the British East India Company.

Authorities announced in October 2002 he had suffered what they at first called a mild stroke.

Adam J. Morrison had at first called "the cannonball run" threatened to become a crawl, if that.

The land for what was at first called the New York Navy Yard was bought in 1801.

Methodist and many Baptist clergy opposed human bondage and at first called on believers to manumit their slaves.