Sentence examples for call developed from inspiring English sources

After winning two turf allowance races here in 1995, John's Call developed a bowed tendon in a rear leg, frequently a career-ending injury.

Both Sony (with EverQuest) and Microsoft (with Asheron's Call) developed profitable online gaming communities for the PC long before launching their online console services.

Crucially, 80% of these old people will, by that time, live in what we call developing countries.

For example, Dimson, Marsh and Staunton show how markets in what we now call developing nations have been important for a long time.

Civilization's Big Bang Basics, as they could be called, developed at different times, in different orders, all over the world, with different results.

Dyes applied in this way are called developed dyes; para red and primuline red are members of this group that were introduced in the 1880s.

Very early on in life, Ernestito (as he was then called) developed an "affinity for the poor".

Sexual and gender plurality, sexual preference, sexual identity and "coming out" thus became an important indicator of a so called "developed" society.

Calls can also degrade when calling developing countries, where systems are less sophisticated.

And poverty-stricken countries, we've been led to believe, do better when they are called "developing nations".

The question of what Fish calls "developing intelligent world citizenship" is meaningless in the absence of a job.