Sentence examples for called circumstances from inspiring English sources

More than 4,000 planned to flock to Boston Common next month, but the Facebook event was shut down on Tuesday because of what Schulman called "circumstances beyond our control".

Rupert Murdoch, the chairman of the News Corporation, said in a conference call with Wall Street analysts Wednesday afternoon that he expects the current crisis to persist through at least 2009, calling circumstances "extremely challenging for media" and anticipating a "prolonged economic slump".

Mr. Kamins called the circumstances tragic.

The Ayres family living there is in what was once called "reduced circumstances".

The panel called the circumstances surrounding Gatlin's first offense "the real dilemma".

He called the circumstances around Mrs. Malitz's death "heinous and avoidable".

Municipal authorities estimate that at least three million São Paulo residents live in what are called "irregular circumstances".

When Mr. Rakes was found dead by the side of the road, the police called the circumstances suspicious.

Another third involved what the researchers called "aggravating circumstances," like teenagers using pictures for blackmail or someone forwarding topless pictures of an ex after a breakup.

After the fourth delay of the week, Ernesto Bertarelli, the Swiss billionaire behind Alinghi and the team's navigator, called the circumstances of the postponement "a zoo".

Luckily for a writer who is so skilled at scenes of violent action, the Culture has a secretive arm called Special Circumstances that specialises exactly in deniable intervention.