Sentence examples for call silver from inspiring English sources

This particular FF in Grigio Abu Dhabi paint (what the peons call "silver") was stocked with $74,891 in options, bringing the tab to $377,431.

But in the run-up to the 2012 US election, which numerous American pundits insisted was too close to call, Silver was challenged by swathes of America's right.

In Japan, the government has invested heavily in what they call silver human resource centres, which deliver support and advice to jobseekers over 60.

You can't really call silver failure, but over-confidence and over-expectation in some instances possibly cost us more gold medals.

The crevasse right below my hairline (which is beginning it's first spooled harvest of gray that I prefer, ironically and vainly, to call silver) is for world peace.

Near the end of the conference call, Silver said he weighed about six factors before deciding to leave for ESPN, including money, prestige, editorial freedom, fun, and challenge.

Many forest owners have heard of silviculture but continue to practice what some foresters call "silver-culture," maximizing short-term gain at the expense of long-term forest health.

The liquid is called silver diamine fluoride, or S.D.F.

I had a particular favorite called "Silver Snaffles" that my mother gave away.

A breed of chickens called Silver Spangled Hamburgs, for example, has white, black-tipped wing feathers.

The public art installation down the road is an in-game PokéStop called Silver Lean Thing.