Sentence examples for called that way from inspiring English sources

We always called that way of standing "the bridge position".

Well, this is actually ALL EIGHT SWING THRU, but it's often not called that way.

An asphalt road, which many old timers fought for years against paving, leads from the front gate down to the lake past posts where faded painted planks with family names point down roads called That Way Lane and Leisure Drive.

He still makes calls that way.

But this is not a musical critique of a young tenor's debut in a new staging of a Puccini classic (suffice it to say, Bernheim/Rodolfo bemoans Mimi's death wearing a space suit…and takes his curtain call that way, too).

When the referee does call a foul, just go on the side and talk to him or her as you would if it was your coach or boss and you feel that it was a bad call, that way the referee can explain what he saw and you can better understand the call that was made.

I won't ever be called that or treated that way, but it was my experience.

The firm's president, Hamilton E. James, told analysts during the earnings call that possible ways to exit investments included more I.P.O.'s, outright sales and special dividend payments.

Who today can call that a primitive way of life?

Some people call that the Internet, by the way.

Even more recently, when conducting research for an upcoming cookbook, I came across a fun, informative book called That's the Way the Cookie Crumbles by Dr. Joe Schwarcz.