Sentence examples for called speaking from inspiring English sources

Over time, Koppelman and Wechsler divided the annotations into two kinds: first, what they called "speaking" annotations, handwritten notes squeezed into the corners and margins of the book, mostly in an italic hand — that is, in the new kind of cursive that was just being adopted in England from Italy, displacing the "secretary hand" of Shakespeare's own signatures.

I know that many of my friends and academic colleagues do not know if we still have a democracy, but the national election is over and now we have to do what we can to bring high quality analysis to bear on public decision-making, and to continue to do our job of what the great policy scholar Aaron Wildavsky once called "speaking truth to power".

When he bays it is called "speaking," and those who hear him hustle over to check out what he has found.

The foundation has joined with several other groups to conduct a national education campaign called "Speaking of Pain".

Three years later, Cosell left the law and persuaded ABC to let him host a weekly show called "Speaking of Sports".

Olberman, a former ESPN and Fox Sports Net anchor who left Fox in May, will also deliver an afternoon commentary on various topics, called "Speaking of Everything," the name of Cosell's old 30-minute radio interview program.

He has written a book called "Speak Softly and Wear a Loud Shirt".

The fact that Kenneth himself called spoke volumes about the company he had built.

The talk was called Speak Your Dreams.

One of the first campaigns we are doing is called, Speak Up, Listen Up.

You have to call — speak to the building manager, speak to the real estate agent, speak to the public relations department, speak to this one.