Sentence examples for call liquid from inspiring English sources

George Best provides a fine example of what psychologists call "liquid extroversion": without the help of alcohol, he was so diffident "he couldn't ring up a restaurant to book a table".

The Pirates have promised to use online tools to give party members unprecedented power to propose policies and determine stances, in what they call "liquid democracy," a form of participation that goes beyond simply voting in elections.

Using a software package they call Liquid Feedback, the Pirates are able to create a continuous, real-time political forum in which every member has equal input on party decisions, 24 hours a day.

Lacking savings means you're living in what economists call liquid asset poverty, meaning you don't have the funds to help you get by for three months or longer.

New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg's recent plan to restrict cup sizes for sugar-sweetened beverages to 16 ounces (47 centiliters) has reignited debate over what health advocates call "liquid candy".

Scientists call liquids that behave like this non-Newtonian because the viscosity, or resistance, of the fluid changes in response to the forces that are applied to it.

"It's called liquid leggings," said Ms. Krause.

When I visited in late June, Adrià was refining a new pet concept, which he calls "liquid ravioli".

"It's a countercultural thing," said Tim Lucas, 33, pastor of an emerging ministry called Liquid in Basking Ridge, N.J.

The Pirate Party used open-source software to facilitate group decision making, a process the party called "liquid democracy".

Ramin Sabet and his wife, Irmgard Sabetwoasinger, two programmers from Vienna, developed a stand-alone version called Liquid Resize, which is available at www.crystalxp.net.