Sentence examples for called of the from inspiring English sources
Talk story about a new show at the New-York Historical Society, called "Of the Land's Bounty: The Gardens, Meadows, and Forests of New York State and Province".
When we post content and see 2,000 "likes" and 400 shares in 24 hours, you see the power, or virility, as it's called, of the social experience".
He had been built up so much that he was by then the white hope (as it used to be called) of the theatre.
Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt, who gave a speech last year in which he called of the creation of what he called a US-style culture of philanthropic giving, is reported to be unhappy with the cap.
Not only because all of the sources, so called, of the threat are common in their anonymity and cowardice and their tendency towards political suicide but because there is no real substance in what they are saying.
On Wednesday, the leaders — or citizens as they prefer to be called — of the Five Star Movement of the former comedian Beppe Grillo, which soared to third place on an agenda of doing away with politics as usual, rejected Mr. Bersani's request that they support him in a confidence vote in Parliament.
Call it hair-of-the-dog economics.
He called criticism of the tests "premature".
It's called The State Of The Planet.
It's called The Art of the Start.
