Sentence examples for called it a thing from inspiring English sources
Dad called it "a thing with my lymph nodes," and told him that I was going back in the morning.
Call it a one-night stand, call it a "thing", an affair, call it love.
Mr. Miliband, though, has acknowledged the toxicity of the New Labour brand among union leaders, calling it a thing of the past.
If the context of the image weren't so ridiculous -- and if Ms. Finley weren't obviously enjoying the joke of it all so much -- you would indeed call it a thing of beauty.
It is entirely possible that this common response just puts the cart before the horse – no less possible that we are reluctant to call some soup a material thing, precisely because we are reluctant, for good but as yet unarticulated semantic reasons, to call it a thing, an object, period.
I'm calling it a thing because there are so many components, it's hard to describe exactly what it is.
So now that two (as far as I'm aware) different videos have used the technique, we can officially call it a "thing".
It calls itself an "antiques and collectibles" shop, but I'd call it a "things I vaguely remember seeing in the 1970s" shop.
But, although the author himself called it "a miserable thing" and never sanctioned its publication, it turns out to be highly playable in Anthony Biggs's production and full of intimations of the later, greater Ibsen.
Favre called it a freakish thing.
