Sentence examples for call form from inspiring English sources

After all, Paris has what the British call "form" in this area.

His rebellion was primarily targeted at what he came to call "form".

What we call form — lines, rhymes, leaps — is a way of keeping down production.

I have can speak with some authority on this, since I have what one might call "form" in the eating alone arena, having once written a newspaper feature on it.

Keiji Haino lives among the class of improvisers who roam so far from what we usually call form — meaning, basically, rules — that they make you question whether what they're doing is music.

And Ives, evoking Ralph Waldo Emerson's prose style, tried "to create a form without what we would normally call form, to sustain an enormous shape through thunderbolts of connection and association".

McGaughey Rebounds It's called form reversal.

Because of its origin, that theory is usually called "form criticism" (German Formgeschichte).

Judge Glenn responds, "My clerks have been dealing with a lot of calls form people who don't have attorneys".

The organization's tax return, called Form 990, is generally available upon request or on its Web site.

You can also make calls form the computer.