Sentence examples for called in such from inspiring English sources

Rolle was outraged that a holding penalty was called in such a critical situation, saying that the players should be allowed to decide the outcome of the game.

Call me an unreconstructed old Leavisite, but I registered throughout a lack of what used to be called, in such circles, "felt life".

He called in such luminaries as John le Carré, Roald Dahl, J P Donleavy, Arthur Koestler, John Updike, Kurt Vonnegut, Doris Lessing, Nadine Gordimer, John Irvine, Bernard Malamud, Joyce Carol Oates and Ursula LeGuin.

The palace argues that because the staff are entitled to certain benefits on days when they are called in, such as a free hot or cold lunch, holiday pay and uniforms, among other benefits, they cannot be described as zero-hours.

The Met issued a statement saying they had checked with every chief inspector who had been part of Operation Glencoe, and that none of them had called in such a report.

Male Betta fish appeal to names of royalty (like "King Richard" or "the Duke of Wellington") and will respond to it's owner better when called in such a way.

An external company was hired to help patients with any technical problems involving hardware or software (patients had a telephone number to call in such cases).

However, SNP calling in such data is complex and time consuming.

As a result, some "aberrations" were removed from the aberration list because they were located within a noisy area, such at the telomeres, and the reliability of the aberration calls in such region was low.

Silicon Valley titans have recognized that through the vehicle of industry groups (or trade associations as they are called in DC), such as TechNet, they, like the leading corporations of most other industries, can advance both their political and business imperatives.

Dr. Kelly Brownell, a professor of psychology at Yale, called eating in such quantity merely an extension of America's toxic environment.