Sentence examples for call word from inspiring English sources

I don't recall exactly when I started taking an interest in what I like to call "word mosaics," but it was probably during my teen years.

As a media product moves from the pool of frequent consumers into the ocean of occasional consumers, the prevailing attitude to it what Hollywood folk call word of mouth can become less critical.

He added: "I'm not that old, but many of my movies made more money the second, third or fourth week, because we used to have what we call word of mouth.

Is there a way of living with this like a gay person, proudly?" In I Love Dick, the answer answer lies not in sex acts but in what I'll clunkily call "word acts".

Let us assume that there are n features and that the observer's vocabulary can be represented by points in this n-dimensional space, which we will call word prototypes.

Plum District locked all the laid-off regional sales managers out of the system on Friday morning, and by the time most of the employees on the West Coast received "the call," word had already spread: "The reason you can't get into the system is because we're all getting fired".

One of the difficulties in extracting data from unstructured text is what computer scientists call word-sense disambiguation.

What happened next was always going to be harder to call – word-of-mouth would play a big factor in Bridget Jones's Baby's continued fortunes.

That's what they call words made up of initials.

A. We've struggled with what I'd call words on a printed page, and with all the new technologies.

Guides call words of encouragement, tell guests when to move and when to stand still.