Sentence examples similar to call entry from inspiring English sources

Although the two new high-end Outbacks push Subaru prices into what the company calls "entry luxury" territory -- a land populated by the likes of Lexus and BMW -- less-expensive models are still around.

A tuple t where all the fields are defined is called entry (or tuple).

However, the process was divided into one app for iPhone and Android called Entry Manager and another app for iPad called At the Door.

In Australia, unlike other countries, programmes which lead to registration as a registered or enrolled nurse (called "entry to practice" programmes) are carried out solely in the tertiary sector.

Pairing Mercury with the Lincoln franchise after World War II underscored the theme of what is today called entry-level luxury.

Elements belonging to I will be called entries; elements from R are called weights.

The group also looked at a farm-management program, called entry-level stewardship (ELS), which has paid $92 million in conservation incentives to U.K. farmers since August 2005.

It is the show's calling card, entry point and, although it may not at first seem so, its most radical gesture.

Drug barons call these entry points plazas.

Ms. Stevens said: "The film festival is what I call an entry level project.

One could observe the equivalent of the passages you quote in any teenager's phone call, diary entry or magazine.