Sentence examples for called raising from inspiring English sources

When Tom called, raising his voice, the dog went on nosing through leaves and damp grass.

In geek speak, adding such a new layer is called "raising the level of abstraction".

The most complex part of the operation is called raising the barrel.

Mr. Levitt called raising salaries essential in light of soaring salaries for lawyers and accountants in private practice.

Scattered among some 110 miles of channels may be no more than an estimated 1,000 chinamperos, as the farmers are called, raising crops with traditional methods.

No penalty shot was called, raising the possibility of controversy – but Poulin's second goal of the game ended a swelling debate.

The asset manager TIAA-CREF recently began a competition, called "Raise the Rate," for such ideas on Facebook.

She tried a European music channel, where scantily clad models were dancing in a library to the beat of a song called "Raise the Roof".

These stories were executed in canvaswork or in coloured silks in a uniquely English style called raised work, usually known by its modern name stumpwork.

We merged all hepatic enzyme results into a composite variable, deemed abnormal if any enzyme was raised; similarly, abnormal erythrocyte sedimentation rate, plasma viscosity and C-reactive protein were collated into a single variable called raised inflammatory markers.

To call raising their seats from eight to 12 "a 50% increase" is abuse of statistics.