Sentence examples for called gutter from inspiring English sources

Even Xinhua, the government's news agency, called gutter oil "the most nerve-jittery problem of late" concerning food safety, and one that showed "a really nasty reality of Chinese food today .Last month the police said they had arrested 32 people for producing the oil and had seized 90 tonnes of it in 14 provinces.

The defense countered that the case would hinge on testimony from cooperating witnesses, who Lichtman called "gutter human beings" that have "lied every single day they could walk".

This measurement is called the gutter run.

In contrast, extruded gutters have no seams (for this reason they are often called seamless gutters).

Mrs Hodge calls it "gutter journalism" 23 October 1992: Mrs Hodge resigns from council to work at accountancy firm Price Waterhouse February 1994: Mrs Hodge admits there was abuse in the children's homes 1994: Mrs Hodge becomes MP for Barking.

Combine a particularly evil-minded Channel 4 documentary – let us call it Gutter Street – with Jonathan Glazer's alien movie Under the Skin, throw in a few old episodes of The League of Gentlemen and… well, to be honest, you're not even halfway there.

She called gossip columnists "gutter rats".

Finally, the bowling: as a precaution, the parlor, called (evocatively) the Gutter, shut down, and a concert there was cancelled.

Alleys themselves are called lanes, the gutter is called the channel and the pit -- where the pins tumble -- is called the receptacle.

Britain has banned visits by Mr Farrakhan since the 1980s, saying the leader of the Nation of Islam, who called Judaism a "gutter religion", could stir ethnic strife over his racially divisive views.

Mr. Farrakhan has called Judaism a "gutter religion" and as recently as November gave a speech in which he called Jews the "masters of Hollywood" who feed "the minds of the American people and the people of the world filth and indecency".