Sentence examples for call it begins from inspiring English sources

The term, as the Justices call it, begins on the first Monday in October, and through the fall they usually hear a series of low-profile cases.

That's what it's about really, rather than... erm... one cut and dried meaning.' One gets the impression that interviewing Spike and Charlie might be challenging at the best of times, but in a three-way transatlantic conference call, it begins to assume some of the surrealist aspects of one of their films.

And that's where the sense of "teacher bashing," as many call it, begins.

Being turned outward, as we call it, begins with having a deep understanding of, and ongoing connection with, the community you serve.

With a loan of $300m from the Andean Development Corporation work on the "electric train", as Peruvians call it, began again.

"The trouble," as they call it, began two weeks later, when Catherine Cossentino, 57, lost her job.

Great backhand, Bob!' You have to say, 'Great red shirt, Bob! Great blue shirt, Mike Wayneayne's Master Plan, as his sons now call it, began with a household stripped of distractions.

This "decompression," as some economists call it, began swelling with the return, around 2004, of the meager innovation and slow growth that had plagued the economy since the 1970s until the brief respite offered by the Internet boom that began in the mid-1990s.

The organization of today's most popular sport, and the beginning of the confusion as to what to call it, began to take shape in London.

This barrier, expanding upon roughly 700 miles of fence (or wall, depending on what you choose to call it) begun by the Bush administration, already received funding from Congress's Fiscal Year 2017 budget, a House Appropriations Committee member confirmed to me.

The slow tread of the Funeral March, or Marcia funebre, as everyone insists on calling it, begins.