Sentence examples for called convenience from inspiring English sources

They have been called "convenience casinos".

This is called convenience, and caffeine addicts drink it up.

And so let me just talk about, there's a term that they use called convenience yield.

Does Forsythe really want to compete with AppleCare or insurance from Verizon and AT&T? "There's this crazy thing called convenience," he contends.

"It's called convenience, Mom".

NO wonder they are called conveniences.

In an indication of the banks' aggressive strategy, both banks have asserted in Federal lawsuits filed last week that Connecticut's restriction on A.T.M. charges -- which the banks call "convenience fees" -- is a violation of the banks' civil rights.

This particular combination enables us to categorize meal box schemes as a new form of convenience food called convenient food.

Those who choose to buy additional uniforms do so for what Mr. Ruggles called "personal convenience".

This is called for convenience, after a major site, the Dong Son culture, though it may not have been a true cultural unity.

At Amsterdam airport, which handles some 40 million passengers a year, officials took pride this week as they introduced the scanner, which they called another convenience for globe-trotters.