Sentence examples for call treating from inspiring English sources

When they tell gays they don't get to have special rights, like having a normal childhood, or loving someone forever, when they call treating gay children like children "political correctness," when they tell those same kids God will take revenge on them for having feelings, when they say now you will be raped, that's when they show their true, ugly faces.

The last sludge train from New York City arrived this month, leaving its last shipment of what officials describe as "bio-solids" but what others call treated sewage.

If you make that difficult phone call, treat yourself to time with a book, for example.

That's called treating one's readers like adults.

If the facts weren't so horrible, there might be something touching in the Governor's deeply American belief that "healing" can take place magically, without the intervening practice called "treating".

But such tariffs also give long-distance phone companies dealing with the Baby Bells a strong incentive to have their intrastate long-distance calls treated as interstate calls.

"Mike and I have been working on a concept that we call Human Animation, treating humans as cartoons," says Claire.

Before adopting any such pain control strategy, the participants were instructed to first call their treating chiropractor to discuss the problem.

Pfizer's study, called "Treating to New Targets," lowered cholesterol to levels once seen only in rural China.

For example, President Bush's initiative calls for treating two million people in 14 countries by 2008.

There's a startup called Vivid Vision treating lazy eye with VR headsets.