Sentence examples for caleb from inspiring English sources
"Caleb" is a correct and usable word in English
It is a proper noun that is typically used as a male given name, but it can also appear in literature, and in other contexts. Example sentence: Caleb was so excited for the upcoming vacation.
proper noun
An Israelite who entered Canaan with Joshua.
"WHY didn't anyone lock her up?" snarls the protagonist of Caleb Crain's novel "Necessary Errors", on hearing that a friend, a talented poet, has committed suicide on her second attempt.
When Caleb first arrives, the lucky employee of Nathan's technology company to have won a trip to the boss's estate, Nathan asks him to perform a Turing Test on Ava.
Caleb Orozco of UNIBAM, a gay-rights group in Belize, is arguing in court that its criminalisation of homosexual sex violates the constitution.
The prosecutors are similarly swamped, and the accused men's energetic young defence lawyer, Caleb Alaka, is simultaneously negotiating a peace agreement on behalf of a rebel army that wants to give up.Then there is the problem of language.
But the trick is to see whether Caleb can still feel that Ava is a woman, despite knowing from the outset that she is not.
Caleb Harper, City Farms founder, envisages retro-fitting office blocks with glazed 'slant founderenvisagesstories high but only a few feet deep.
Greg shouted, "No need to make so much noise, boys!" Max had the grace to look sheepish but maybe-Alex and maybe-Caleb paid no attention.
Perhaps there's motivation to be found in the geography: Columbus is a mere 200km from coach Caleb Porter's University of Akron proving ground.
As the seasons dragged on, the show's winners became less and less successful, with season 13 winner Caleb Johnson's debut album only shifting 11,000 copies in its opening week to make it the lowest-selling winner's album ever.
The other period books are "The Ghost" by Danielle Steel, "The Angel of Darkness" by Caleb Carr and (in its 22nd week) Charles Frazier's civil-war odyssey, Cold Mountain".
According to Caleb McCarry, whom George Bush appointed as his "Cuba transition co-ordinator", Raúl Castro's government would need to free all political prisoners, allow civil and political freedom and open "a pathway to free and fair elections" before America would relax its 46-year trade embargo.
