Sentence examples for called it began from inspiring English sources

The morning of August 4, 2012 — "Landing Day Minus One," as the NASA engineers called it — began with a briefing from a few of the project leaders.

Confederate Lt. Gen. Jubal Early's "great rebel raid," as The New York Times called it, began in the night on Sunday, July 10, 1864.

DAVENPORT, Iowa – The "48-hour fly-around campaign marathon extravaganza," as President Obama called it, began today with his crowd-pleasing "Romnesia" routine and familiar pledges of more teachers and bridges.

Rather, the "putsch," as one lawmaker called it, began to unfold in time-honored fashion with a group of officers taking control of the airwaves to announce that the Constitution and the government had been suspended.

LINDA MAIR GRAYLING One Hot Summer The Hotfoot Marathon, as everyone called it, began with a Bugs Bunny cartoon, during one of those endless summers at Linda Mair Grayling's grandmother's house on 139th Street in the Bronx.

The music for the program, called "It Begins With a Spark," was chosen by the singer Usher, and the light show was created by the lighting design artist Marc Brickman to mirror the fireworks.

I called it beginning, middle and end, which is kind of a stupid title but also quite interesting because it's about narrative, and why everything has to have a narrative.

With a loan of $300m from the Andean Development Corporation work on the "electric train", as Peruvians call it, began again.

"The trouble," as they call it, began two weeks later, when Catherine Cossentino, 57, lost her job.

For the 2008 campaign, the Straight Talk (as the McCain staff calls it) began as a state-of-the-art behemoth, as big as a tractor-trailer.

March, when the "project", as Kingsolver calls it, began, was the month of asparagus, eaten the very day it was cut.