Sentence examples for call invented from inspiring English sources

Their raw work is full of what teachers call "invented spelling," or words spelled as they sound to young ears.

The modern Olympics are a model example of what the historians Eric Hobsbawm and Terence Ranger have called invented traditions — ritualized official or quasi-official events, often presented as revivals of ancient practices or in other ways designed to imply continuity with the distant past.

The modern Olympics are a model example of what the historians Eric Hobsbawm and Terence Ranger have called invented traditions ritualized official or quasi-official events, often presented as revivals of ancient practices or in other ways designed to imply continuity with the distant past.

Without Shahidi's captions informing us that the call was invented, one would assume that the photo was an elegant candid.

His best hope for a career is to start writing a column called 'Invented Interviews.' " Half an hour after our conversation ended, Borgonovo called me back to say that he had just spoken with Debenedetti, who continued to deny that he had invented anything.

It will be wrong to claim that walking, or hiking as it used to be called, was invented in the Peak District.

A then little-known British boffin called Tim Berners-Lee invented what would become the world wide web.

Speedy Taylor, as he was called, had invented a new way to make money.

In 2010, a company called Square invented a credit card reader in the shape of a tiny white plastic square.

He said he was angry that President Obama and lawmakers had not prevented what he called "an invented crisis".

Like the humans displayed in Body Worlds, they are preserved using a process called plastination, invented by Von Hagens at Heidelberg University in 1977.