Sentence examples for call bedrock from inspiring English sources

Inspired to protect that great outdoors, Dingell authored and worked to pass many of the laws that we now call "bedrock environmental laws".

The new version, called "BedRock," became a smash.

The mediums are called soil where the Vs is < 760 m/s, the bigger ones are called bedrock as well.

Most investors don't like to admit that they're chasing the latest buzzwords or fads or hot companies, but a new firm called Bedrock Capital says it's on a mission to do the exact opposite — founders Geoff Lewis and Eric Stromberg told me they're searching for "narrative violations".

That place is called Bedrock City, and it can be yours for the low, low price of $2 million.

He has what seems like a million sounds loaded into this laptop: sampled snippets from "The Flintstones" ("This is a long-distance call from Bedrock!") and pneumatic-door-hiss/explosion noises instantly identifiable as "Star Wars" sound effects.

Additionally, the parts are called engineering bedrock where the Vs is between 3000 m/s and 760 m/s, the parts where are bigger than 3000 m/s called seismic bedrock.

Eve Ensler spoke, calling Planned Parenthood the "bedrock of reproductive health care in this country".

The Bush and Cheney returns also show the collapse of vertical equity, under which one's tax burden rises with income and which the libertarian Cato Institute calls a "bedrock American principle".

As well as stating that "there are not enough older faces of women on the news or television", Bakewell made an impassioned plea to save the BBC, which she called the "bedrock of this ecology (industry), flanked by Channel 4".

The fund, Garcetti says, is aimed at giving people "in under-served communities a new opportunity to chase their dreams in Hollywood" whether they want to be an award-winning director or are looking for one of the behind-the-scenes jobs which he calls "the bedrock of this city's middle class".