Sentence examples for called finished from inspiring English sources

"We were fortunate enough to have the opportunity to do the show in this part of the former Pfizer factory, which was actually called 'Finished Goods Warehouse,' a title that I borrowed for the show, in part as a nod to the site but also as a slightly irreverent take on exhibitions-as-showcases of work that are fresh out of the studio," tells Natalie Bell, the curator of the exhibition.

Many farmers save the best pasture for the lambs' last few weeks of grazing, a period called finishing.

Sondheim clearly felt a connection to the character and the sentiment (his two recent, irresistible books are called "Finishing the Hat" and "Look, I Made a Hat").

Things (like the planetarium) are not exactly what you might call finished.

Stewart also sells what he calls "finished" dogs those that have lived and trained at Wildrose for two to three years and have hunted 1,000-plus 1,000-plusds.

"There's a number in the show called 'Finishing the Hat,' " Evans explained.

(The latest and most expensive version of Finish, called "Finish Quantum", costs more than twice as much as the most basic variety).

Sisi has so far issued coy demurrals, but a campaign called "Finish the job" is collecting signatures urging him to run.

In the last years of the nineteen-eighties, I worked not at startups but at what might be called finish-downs.

INSTALLING molding and trim around doors and windows and at the top and base of the walls is called finish carpentry.

That's why 16-year-olds Ryan Orbuch and Michael Hansen developed their own task management solution called Finish.