Sentence examples for called fingers from inspiring English sources

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

Downstairs at Rulloff's, the group became so involved in a drinking game called Fingers that suddenly it was 12 45 a.m., too late to go to Pixel.

Chief of Police James J. Dolan Jr., called Fingers by his friends, has been the subject of several grand juries during his 11 years on the force.

Despite their "conventional" instrumentation, the Smiths are rooted (pun not intended) more firmly in the present than any of the so called "fingers on the pulse" industrial groups – Test Dept, SPK – can ever be.

In a normal silicon solar cell, electrons generated in the silicon must make their way out of the material to produce an electrical current, traveling first to the top layer of the silicon and then along this layer to narrow silver lines called "fingers". The fingers then conduct the electrons to the busbars, two or three prominent silver bands seen on the surface of most silicon solar cells.

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

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

Last spring a little theatre in the Kreuzberg called Eiszeit Kino was showing a movie called "Fingered", directed by Lydia Lunch.

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.

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.