Sentence examples for call a list from inspiring English sources
Instead, clerks call a list of cases and lawyers line up with their piles of documents.
We call a list of such "protocols" (sets of conventions) a model stack.
The women call a list of frequent Catholic or Protestant churchgoers who oppose abortion.
This is, in other words, the literary genre the rest of us call a list.
*One way to know that a respondent is a registered voter is to call a list of known registered voters like most campaign pollsters and Public Policy Polling.
Recently, a woman with a polished, middle-aged sounding voice left a message saying, "For some God-unknown reason I'm on the Republican mailing list, and they sent me what they call a list of their inner-circle events".
In the absence of introductions, video images, or what one might call A-list guests, it was often difficult to work out who was on stage.
One night, discouraged by what he described as a sub-par show with guests who "weren't what you would call A-list celebrities," he signed off by telling the audience that he was sorry that he had run out of time and that Matt Damon would have to come back on another night.
The Ailey company cultivates a glamorous image and prides itself on attracting what it calls "A-list Ailey attendees" to its performances, providing a list with its gala announcement of public figures who have attended.
His office called a list of proposed questions "peculiar".
At the heart of IPL was a highly flexible data structure that they called a list.
