Sentence examples for brook called from inspiring English sources

It runs along this little brook called the Cold River, which it is, even in August.

Mr. Brook called his production "A Magic Flute" not "The Magic Flute," to emphasize that this was his take on a beloved opera (and perhaps to fend off accusations of directorial distortion).

Click here to view Before rehearsals began Brook called Lear a mountain that had never been reached by any actor and that there had been casualties of those attempting the climb along the way.

The Guardian Stephen Brook called it a "wonderfully creepy episode" that "ultimately made sense" despite "barely featur[ing] the Doctor and Martha".

Lead author Robert Brook called the link between air pollution and heart disease "a serious public health problem" because of the large number of people affected and because exposure occurs over a lifetime.

Eleven years ago, Brooks called from St . Louis

If Brooks called for help, the goats would scatter in all directions.

Flanked by her racehorse trainer husband Charlie, this time the script for Mrs Brooks called for no wounded anger or lashing out at the couple's pursuers within Scotland Yard, the Crown Prosecution Service, Parliament or elsewhere in the media.

The Heritage Foundation Web site currently links to video presentations by Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham, "challenging Americans to consider, What Would Reagan Do?" Brooks called the conservative think tanks "sclerotic," but much conservative journalism has become just as calcified and ingrown.

So they settled for what Ms. Brooks called a "tasting menu on a plate," in which each entree, and many of the desserts, is represented by three separate preparations, served side by side.

A better alternative for AI was to take a "situated" route, as Brooks called it.