Sentence examples for called in its from inspiring English sources

In 1996 the bank's financial problems worsened and it called in its loans to Vaturi.

For richness, crème pâtissière, as it is called in its native land, is often finished with a few pats of butter.

It has called in its off-duty police and put those with desk jobs on the streets, while turning to the federal government for military firepower and help controlling the major routes to and from the city.

In some, above all "A Handful of Dust," from his early period, and his Second World War trilogy, published between 1952 and 1961 — "Men at Arms," "Officers and Gentlemen," and "Unconditional Surrender" (or "The End of the Battle," as it was called in its American edition) — the struggle between good and evil is pushed to the forefront, and these are his finest books.

The producers are hoping now that "Sing-A-Long-A Sound of Music" (or, "Sing-A-Long Sound of Music," as it will be called in its American incarnation) will find a permanent New York home and go on to tour the United States after opening on Sept. 7 at the Ziegfeld Theater in Manhattan.

Cornell's art could even be called, in its entirety, a great American novel, for it is full of fictional characters like the child inventor Berenice, as well as real ones including King Ludwig II of Bavaria.

On 30 November 2011, it was officially announced that the REO scheme had collapsed with the debt called in by its lenders and creditors, putting the site in administration.

Yesterday it asked the Federal Aviation Administration to call in its top scientist with that specialty.

It must secure tenants or the bank could call in its loan and HMRC would claw back the tax relief.

It was those knockout numbers that brought Merrill calling in its search for proven growth-fund managers to broaden the firm's value-oriented lineup of funds.

"They wonder if the bank will call in its loan if they complain," she says.