Sentence examples for been called forward in from inspiring English sources
James Maloney popped a short, flat ball that would've likely been called forward in your weekly NRL.
True to her word, when she was called forward to take part in her seventh bushtucker trial to earn food for her fellow celebrities marooned alongside her in the Australian jungle, she promptly collapsed.
In the early hours of last Saturday morning, an exhausted Sadiq Khan was called forward on a stage in the basement of City Hall to accept his election as London mayor.
Again they wait before they are called forward for the interviews, which take place in a long line of cubicles with white sheets covering the doorways, giving the impression of a vast hospital ward.
In this context, multiplication with ({mathbf {W}}) is called forward projection, and multiplication with ({mathbf {W}}^{rm T}) is called backprojection.
The former approach is called "forward adaptation;" the latter is called "backward adaptation".
These are called forward and reverse codon tables, respectively.
Wait until you are called forward by an agent.
In a moment of exultation the ape throws the bone into the sky where, in what has been called the longest fast forward in film history, it turns into a spaceship.
The Fulham and England playmaker they were called inside forwards in those days was the first £100-a-week player in the English game following the Football League's abolition in 1961 of its maximum wage for players.
