Sentence examples for called option from inspiring English sources

"The first one I remember was for this indie magazine called Option in 1985.

The freedom to live an extended single life and the wide array of potential spouses can foster what is sometimes called option paralysis.

Then, as in a farce, from the other side of the hall came four members of the household staff in uniform; a smartly dressed couple in early middle age arguing heatedly in French; and our host, who was carrying a pair of roller skates and a copy of a book called "Option Volatility & Pricing," by Sheldon Natenberg, thickly interleaved with Post-it notes.

To describe the exploratory use of short decision support tools for patients, called Option Grids.

Most definitions use variations of something called Option 1, which states that any person in a position of "exercising control or capable of directing, planning, preparing, ordering, initiating, or carrying out an armed attack" against another state, when this attack is in contravention of the U.N. Charter, will be subject to investigation, trial, conviction and punishment by the ICC.

In college, we called option number two pregaming, but nobody is allowed to call it this since being handed their diploma (read the fine print).

They also called options a crucial incentive.

Go to File and select the option called "Options" and then select the SendTo tab.

You can also click on the "Call" option if you need to.

Am I the only one getting really confused by all the free/cheap Internet calling options?

Call options on land are not free.