Sentence examples for called a slim from inspiring English sources

The occasion was the birthday of Imperio, one of the island's most famous transformistas (as transvestites who perform in cabarets are called), a slim, handsome mixed-race man in his mid-thirties.

It is called a Slim machine and functionally integrates the procedures of natural language interpretation, conceptualization, and production as well as query and inference.

GO IDs can therefore be categorized on the basis of a smaller set of high-level GO terms called a "slim".

I think now today I'm identified by Ralph Lauren watches, so... my goal is to design a line that would continue on in developing... watches and [what] they represent.... I've developed a new watch on my own, which is very flat... called a Slim Classic.

They said it would be possible to write what one called a 'slim' contract of 6-8 pages that laid out essential provisions: due process, some say in hiring, a role in evaluation, a role in developing curricula and assessments, and other professional issues.

Gertrude Samuels, writing in the Book Review, called it a "slim volume of terrifying power".

In his review, Dwight Garner called it a "slim and simmering book" that "works both sides of the tracks — the intellectual and the mystical — in its considerations of faith".

The company recently released a product called Up, a slim rubber wristband outfitted with tiny motion sensors (similar to the ones in the Nintendo's Wii remote) to track how much its wearer is walking and sleeping.

She has helped write two mystery novels with a political twist that sketch the life of a freshman senator from Pennsylvania who Ms. Mikulski has called a "somewhat younger, somewhat slimmer, but no less politically savvy" version of herself.

A slim jim, otherwise called a lockout tool, is a car tool commonly issued to police officers to help open doors with manual locks.

(At higher altitudes, soldiers are allowed to wear a slimmed down I.O.T.V., called a platecarrier, but it is still heavy).