Sentence examples for called finger from inspiring English sources

Rice and ragi (also called finger millet) are the major food crops.

Rice, ragi (also called finger millet), pulses (legumes), and beans are among the main crops of Daman.

Crabgrass (genus Digitaria), also called finger grass, genus of about 220 species of grasses in the family Poaceae.

In 2001, Riverkeeper, an environmental group, issued a report called "Finger in the Dike, Head in the Sand: D.E.P.'s Crumbling Water Supply Infrastructure".

Many people seem to think that computerized social networking is a recent phenomenon, but it actually blossomed first in1975 aided by a program called Finger that was written for a different purpose, namely snooping on computer users.

Others are more complex: drawings of hands with distorted fingers (known as negative hands); rows of parallel lines (called finger flutings); diagrams of branch-like symbols known as penniforms, or little sketches of hut-like entities called tectiforms.

Some of the stores around town are selling gadgets called Finger-tips.

By Helen Cooke and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, September 25 , 1937P. 9 Some of the stores around town are selling gadgets called Finger-tips.

The mayor insists on the correctness of digitally fingerprinting applicants for food stamps, a policy that is more properly called finger-imaging and is confined to New York City and that fortress of progressivism, Arizona.

This style of guitar is also called finger-picking blues, since all five fingers are typically fitted with individual metal picks, as opposed to the single flat pick used in conventional guitar playing.

You can get stuck in the same lift as Harvey Keitel did in a movie called Fingers.