Sentence examples for called delay from inspiring English sources

"It's called delay, delay, delay".

The play is called Delay, and in it Robinson has the option of charging to the basket if the help defense is not quick enough, which it wasn't.

The line is younger and edgier, and controversially called Delay No More, which sounds like the Cantonese for an unprintable insult.

The Knicks now routinely deploy Lee as a playmaker, in a set called "delay". Lee holds the ball at the top of the key and can pass, drive or shoot.

This measure is called delay.

It is called delay tolerant networking (DTL), Benoliel said.

Postponing the passage to full-scale adulthood, called delayed dispersal, is not unusual in itself.

Atopy may be contrasted with the condition called delayed hypersensitivity, in which allergic symptoms take hours or days to develop.

Plans to erect a memorial date to 1992, but disagreement over the memorial's design and what it should be called delayed its construction.

In all income brackets, those choosing to retire later than the standard age would still receive higher Social Security benefits, called delayed-retirement credits.

They traded lead vocals between two singers and used what Mr. Harris called "delayed time," sustaining melodies against the group's steady beat to create syncopated tension.