Sentence examples for called has received from inspiring English sources

Steve McQueen's "Shame," with the ubiquitous Michael Fassbender as a sex-addicted yuppie (is that still what they're called?), has received a lot of attention for its frankness, but I think it and its admirers confuse moralistic misery with honesty.

So far Operation Fraternally, as the campaign is called, has received some 2,500 e-mails and another 4,500 letters, cards, poems and drawings, and more continue to arrive daily.

The demonstration came as it was revealed that a new telephone hotline designed to curb the practice of "cutting", as it is called, had received nearly 40 calls since opening last month.

The Call has received mostly mixed reviews from critics, holding a 43% rating on film review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes based on 125 reviews with the consensus: "The Call builds plenty of suspense before taking a problematic turn in the third act".

LONDON — The repercussions from last week's suicide of the nurse who answered a prank telephone call at the hospital treating the pregnant Duchess of Cambridge were felt again on Friday with reports that the D.J.'s who made the call had received so many threats that they had been forced into hiding.

Previous research has focused on the alarm calling behaviour of adult males [ 19, 20], while the females' more quiet close range social calls have received relatively less attention [ 21].

Ata, as he is called, has just received a scholarship to study journalism in China.

This part of genetics, called epigenetics, has received little or no attention in the genetic studies of the primary headaches.

Rescuecom, the computer repair service, says that, based on the number of "rescue" calls it has received, HP is the most reliable computer maker out there.

Since the federal exchanges opened Tuesday, 8.6 million people have visited its Web site, and its telephone call center has received 406,000 calls, officials said Friday.

Mr. Keller said that the majority of phone calls he has received have been supportive, and that he does not believe he has done anything wrong.