Sentence examples for called freshly from inspiring English sources

But the leading advocates for diplomacy were veteran campaigners like Cirincione or former state department official Mark Fitzpatrick, who have taken umbrage at being called "freshly minted".

Spring onions, also called new onions, are freshly dug bulbs with taut skins, their green shoots still attached.

In a hamlet here called Mendorot, freshly painted houses made of concrete stood next to thatched huts.

Or this decidedly uncomfortable "proofreading error" in Australia that sent a Penguin cookbook, "Pasta Bible," to press with recipes calling for "freshly ground black people".

Locals swear the best crêperie is an inexpensive outdoor stall on the Place Broglie called Bertani with freshly made salty and sweet crepes (starting at two euros) that draw a crowd.

For all of Schalke's commitment, work-rate and the individual class of young players like Leroy Sané, freshly called up by Jogi Löw's Germany, their 19-mile journey east was really a "bonus game", an emotionally charged but free hit against their much better neighbours.

Perhaps a bit late on this byte, but nevertheless: the Sydney Morning Herald reports that Penguin Australia is pulping and reprinting seven thousand copies of "The Pasta Bible" after a recipe called for "salt and freshly ground black people" — instead of pepper — to be added to the spelt tagliatelle with sardines and prosciutto.

Perhaps a bit late on this byte, but nevertheless: the Sydney Morning Herald reports that Penguin Australia is pulping and reprinting seven thousand copies of "The Pasta Bible" after a recipe called for "salt and freshly ground black people"—instead of pepper to be added to the spelt tagliatelle with sardines and prosciutto.

By Macy Halford April 19, 2010 Perhaps a bit late on this byte, but nevertheless: the Sydney Morning Herald reports that Penguin Australia is pulping and reprinting seven thousand copies of "The Pasta Bible" after a recipe called for "salt and freshly ground black people" — instead of pepper — to be added to the spelt tagliatelle with sardines and prosciutto.

Tuesday night, in a Manhattan high school library, before a subcommittee of Community Board 5 and a small audience, the architects and developers of what used to be called the AT&T building — freshly minted as an official city landmark — presented their revised proposal to turn a historic, now vacant skyscraper into a Class A 21st-century office tower.

Simply called Drai's, the freshly-minted spot is the first rooftop beach club in Vegas, located atop the first luxury boutique hotel in Sin City, the Cromwell.