Sentence examples for bodies call from inspiring English sources

Miners bodies call for meat, he says.

But all those bodies call down the law, which spooks Nate.

Meanwhile the newly interconnected, globalised drugs scene has grown too complex and fractured for existing laws to control – a situation vividly illustrated by the rapid emergence of "legal highs", or what official bodies call novel psychoactive substances (NPS).

"All the singing, dancing, drumming, pretty costumes, exotic designs and fancy words being intoned on the loudspeaker by Donald Sutherland is what government funding bodies call 'arts and culture'," he writes.

Most of these bodies call themselves "free-market thinktanks", but their trick – as (Astro Turf Wars points out – is to conflate crony capitalism with free enterprise, and free enterprise with personal liberty.

And if they make a wrong turn and start doing things we don't agree with, we withdraw funding". Most of these bodies call themselves "free-market thinktanks", but their trick – as (Astro Turf Wars points out – is to conflate crony capitalism with free enterprise, and free enterprise with personal liberty.

Figure 3. Colletotrichum fungal fruiting bodies called acervuli.

Makes new statutory bodies called Local Safeguarding Children Boards responsible for child protection.

Genome replication of mammalian orthoreovirus (MRV) occurs in cytoplasmic inclusion bodies called viral factories.

The fungus produces overwintering seed-like bodies called sclerotia on the infected plant tissues.

In eastern North America, powdery mildew survives the winter by forming minute fruiting bodies called cleistothecia (photo).