Sentence examples for called originated from inspiring English sources

First of all, the baggy pants, or saggin, as it is called, originated with prisoners, who were not given belts, so their pants sagged.

The Amazing Whale Jaw (as the bus station is called) originates from an irregular simple shape, stretched over its structural limits, resulting in a central laceration.

Similarly, the cell residence time of the dual access calls originated in the cellular-only area, T w c, c o a c a, can be expressed as T wc,coa ca = T 1 coa + ⋅ ⋅ ⋅ + T N wc,dca dca + T N wc,coa coa.

Brain scans of people laughing suggest that Duchenne laughter, as it is now called, originates within the limbic system, where fight-or-flight decisions are made, and within portions of the brain stem.

Records indicate that calls originating in New York on that date were made from Mr. Blair's desk phone, including calls to Baltimore.

They can't offer tiered service in which higher-paying customers get their calls through faster or clearer, or calls originating on a competitor's network are blocked or slowed.

Currently 40% of Jajah calls originate within the US, with 60% originating internationally.

Most of these calls originated or terminated in poor countries.

When wireless phone users dial 911, operators cannot quickly determine where the call originated.

These architectural reminders of a bad call originated in the Polo Grounds.

Without that number, SBC would assume the call originated locally and would therefore not collect any access fees from MCI.