Sentence examples for called charging from inspiring English sources

One of our first exercises is called "Charging the Clicker," where the owners practice clicking and then give the dogs a treat.

Referee John Cahill, stationed at the top of the key, called charging; his colleague Will Bush, standing on the baseline, ruled that basket was good, called holding on Hemsley and awarded a free throw.

In Chicago, store owners called charging for toilets "a constitutional right"; Nik-O-Lok and American Coil Lock Company (the two biggest manufacturers of toilet door mechanisms) claimed that their products "discourage drug addicts, homosexuals, muggers and just plain hippies from haunting public restrooms".

less than 24 hours after Drake dropped a response track to Meek Mill called "Charged Up"?

AT&T grew up believing that communications comprised voice calls charged by the minute and the distance.

"The elders called 'Charge!' but not all the boys charged".

They have been studying a form of asymmetry called charge-conjugation/parity (CP) violation.

The charge is removed from the belt by the proximity of sharp metal electrodes called charge remover points.

Mr Scott called charges of racism against the tea-party movement "a diversionary tactic [that] cannot be validated by facts".

This is called "charge capture" in the business, and there's nothing like it in the retail environment.

This conjunction point is called charge neutrality point (CNP).