Sentence examples for be called with a from inspiring English sources

Pragmatic, conciliatory, legalistic and incremental, he pushed what might be called, with a notable exception or two, an anti-Bush doctrine.

But what students are really receiving might best be called (with a nod to their beloved Stephen Colbert) "factiness" — something that looks and smells like facts, but in reality is far from truth.

Also, this primitive has to be called with a corresponding attribute to start ranging [2].

If a new government is not formed within a week, elections will be called, with a date in December likely.

As before, Spotlight can be called with a simple 'Command+Spacebar' key combination, but unlike before, this time you can't miss it, and in fact you'd do well to learn its powers as soon as possible.

On all levels, a team on the offensive (in possession of the ball) is prohibited to stay inside the lane for more than three seconds; after three seconds the player will be called with a three-second violation which will result in a turnover.

A foul was called with a half-second left, and Nelson made both free throws.

One of Sze's most ambitious works is called, with a nod to Yeats, "Things Fall Apart".

Musa's, it was called, with a broad, wooden front painted rather in the manner of Haitian folk art.

And she can also still play bingo — well enough to cheat, putting her chips on numbers that haven't been called, with a sly grin on her face.

Often local search is called with a fixed frequency and run for a fixed number of iterations, the local search depth.