Sentence examples for bell called from inspiring English sources

According to this source, Bell called his plan Operation Bambi.

In a March interview with the conservative online news agency Newsmax, Bell called Cambridge "spy heaven".

An E.P.A. spokeswoman, Steffanie Bell, called the criticism untrue and unjustified.

This is I think the biggest day in telecommunications since Bell called Watson 120 years ago".

But the optimism was soon tempered when the civilian defense minister, Gustavo Bell, called the arrest "exaggerated and unnecessary".

Another time, according to a producer, Bell called staff members into his office to show a gaffe she made during a cross-talk with a local station.

Jones does catch Calzaghe with two clean jabs towards the end of the round, but the Welshman laughs them off just before the bell calls time.

It's a highly contrived affair with a barely concealed, deeply conservative Catholic agenda, and it has the ring of a cracked bell calling the righteous to prayer.

Bell calls instead for a community health response, effective outreach, and harm-reduction services.

As it has been for over a quarter century, this year's list is an alarm bell, calling Americans to realize that some of our most important treasures are in trouble.

Pitch was successfully controlled by the 9th century, when tuned sets of small bells (called cymbala) appeared.