Sentence examples for called bell from inspiring English sources
Then Sparano called Bell on behalf of the Jets.
Varied grave goods such as copper implements, personal ornaments, and decorated vessels for drinking and feasting (called bell beakers from their distinctive shape) indicate a stratified tribal society at Los Millares with marked inequality of riches and access to the good things in life.
Bo Schembechler called Bell "the greatest cutback runner I've ever coached".
In 2001, Wired called Bell "[o]ne of the Internet's most famous essayists" and "the world's most notorious crypto-convict".
The cases that consumed me were breathier: A "psychedelic shop" called Bell, Book and Candle opened on Horace Harding Boulevard, just around the corner from where, a few months earlier, kids threw snowballs at Mayor John V. Lindsay in protest of the city's slow clean up after a blizzard.
This equipment consists of two cones, called bells, each of which can be closed to provide a gas-tight seal.
Behind her was a large painting by Cotton, which looked like a closeup of the green flower called Bells of Ireland.
Even now, after nearly two months of exile from the school, she's still on what she calls "bell time".
The eight environmental surfaces sampled were as follows: the blood pressure cuff; the nurses' call bell; the top of the patient's bedside cabinet; the patient's over bed tray table; the toilet seat; the hand rail next to the toilet; the basin tap in the bathroom and the bathroom's inside door handle.
Install a calling bell near their bed, so that they can reach out to you in an emergency.
