Sentence examples for called hole from inspiring English sources

At the end of a mean new one called "Hole in Your Heart" she stopped cold, enhancing the song's punch.

The restaurant's located in the back of a bar called Hole in the Wall and serves up ramen and pork buns.

But a Tetris-like game may still make it to American television: Fuji has sold the concept to FremantleMedia, which is developing it into a show called "Hole in the Wall" for Fox.

The tale begins as four middle-aged buddies -- Beaver, Jonesy, Pete and Henry -- take their annual hunting trip in a remote cabin in Maine called Hole in the Wall.

Canyons Canyons is Ryan Grieve and Leo Thomson, two producers and D.J.'s originally from Perth, Australia, who in 2008 started a label called Hole in the Sky and began to work roughly on the model of New York's DFA: a label, a production team, a sort of band with nebulous personnel and personae.

The purpose of this study is to develop a new joining process, called "hole clinching," for these material combinations.

(In the United States there is a different type of insurance called hole-in-one insurance, but it covers charities when they host golf events where large prizes are given to those who hit hole in ones).

It pairs semiconductor materials that create an imbalance of electrons and their counterparts, called holes.

Electrons raised to the conduction band correspond to missing negative charges in the valence band, called "holes".

For example, in semiconductors, electric current is also carried by the motion of positively charged particles called holes, each of which corresponds to the absence of an electron, a condition that complicates the determination of their separate mobilities.

This, he believes, could cut the cost of a watt of solar generating capacity by three-quarters.When light falls on a solar cell, it knocks electrons away from the cell's material and leaves behind empty spaces called holes.