Sentence examples for called a whole from inspiring English sources
It's called a whole tone scale.
Little wonder that their 1967 debut was called A Whole New Thing.
Celera's genome has been assembled by a different method, called a whole genome shotgun strategy.
His approach was methodical: he transcribed "Pulp Fiction," rewriting the script virtually line by line, creating what he called "a whole new movie".
Eve Bowen on the art of Edward Gorey, which Edmund Wilson called "A whole little personal world, equally amusing and somber, nostalgic at the same time as claustrophobic, at the same time poetic and poisoned".
His overall strategy for decoding the human genome, called a whole genome shotgun, was considered and rejected by the consortium but in Celera's hands has so far worked, at least with the fruit fly.
In the most serious cases, the judge must make a "whole-life order", also called a whole-life tariff.
He ordered what is sometimes called a "whole-man body scan," a C.T. of the chest, abdomen and pelvis.
Sentencing McLoughlin to life imprisonment last October, Mr Justice Sweeney appeared to have taken the view that the law did not allow him to make what is called a whole-life order, under which the prisoner would never be released.
One of the tests, called a whole-body PET-CT scan, showed what appeared to be cancer in the left and right lymph nodes.
