Sentence examples for called fantastic from inspiring English sources

"Right now it's called Fantastic Place," I told her, "but we're going to change it".

HALF a century ago, in a film called "Fantastic Voyage", a tiny Raquel Welch and her team were sent into a dying patient's body in a nano-submarine to save his life.

Lincoln Center's festival in honor of the bicentennial of Berlioz's birth, which began with three astonishing concerts by the London Symphony Orchestra, is called "Fantastic Voyages: The Genius of Hector Berlioz".

A little dictionary of animals called Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, written by Scamander in 1927 and by then in its 52nd edition, was read by Potter at school during his first year.

The story of how Gert Jonkers and Jop van Bennekom, two Dutchmen from the Bible Belt of the Netherlands, came to found a magazine for gays called Butt, followed by a style magazine for anyone called Fantastic Man, is a story of dreams, dreams being really the start of identity.

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"It's an act we can call fantastic," Mr. Vargas Llosa said, as the students listened intently and scribbled notes.

If they do call, fantastic!

The music in Legend of Mana was also a high point in many reviews; the reviewers for Electronic Gaming Monthly called it "fantastic" and "wonderful".

The art critic and BBC Radio 2 presenter Estelle Lovatt voiced support for what she called a "fantastic" project.

Before unleashing a throw that Dilfer called "absolutely fantastic," Sanchez discerned the Patriots' defensive call from his cadence, then passed over his first option, Jeremy Kerley, who was covered.