Sentence examples for called paid from inspiring English sources

Democrats say they were whipsawed by what they called paid political operatives.

In their heyday in the sixties The Beatles had what their biographer Hunter Davies called "paid mates".

And they would discourage but not expressly forbid something called "paid prioritization," which would allow a media or technology company to pay the provider for faster transmission of data, potentially creating an uneven playing field.

It's a more honest approach than Yahoo's, in which advertisers pay Yahoo to ensure that their links appear, unmarked, among the true search results (a practice called paid inclusion).

One way that AltaVista will make money for Overture is through what is called paid inclusion -- charging Web sites to have more of their pages included in the search results.

Due to this expanded set of available options for generating revenue, YouTube says it's shutting down a service it launched in 2013 called paid channels, which let creators sell monthly subscriptions to their channels.

It's called paying your dues".

"One is called paying the rent.

It's a little something — a big something — called Pay With Square.

North is watching with interest Amazon's experimental offer called "Pay to Quit" recently made available to US staff.

But during a recent meeting with tribal leaders, Ali al-Dabbagh, the government spokesperson, called paying for votes "a cancer on this society".