Sentence examples for called has grown from inspiring English sources

With the advance of filmmaking technology, including computer graphics, "post," as it's called, has grown ever more elaborate.

The Orangeburg Massacre, as the event came to be called, has grown over time into a landmark in civil rights history.

(The work) has been long-standing but the accelerated need for our work and the number of times we are called has grown exponentially".

Josh, as Brill, Jr., is called, had grown a couple hundred pounds of rice in Vermont, but when he looked around online for information about how to hull it, he saw that even the cheapest, most basic machine cost six thousand dollars.

Turnkey asset management programs, or TAMPs as they are called, have grown increasingly popular for independent advisors looking to outsource some or all of the investment management process.

And because this niche has become more competitive in recent years, as the exodus of bankers and traders from large banks continues, the pressure on these analysts to make brassy market calls has grown.

"Across China, calls have grown for boycotts of Japanese products.

These calls have grown louder over the last few days.

By Tuesday, the call had grown to $21,000, which Mr. Desmond did not have.

So far, no other officials have submitted their resignations, though calls have grown louder for the sports minister, Vitaly Mutko, to step down.

Mr. Bone had noticed that between 2009 and 2010 Hudl's clientele had risen by more than 550 percent, to 2,300 teams from 350 — but the volume of service calls had grown by only about 400 percent.