Sentence examples for called the Phantom from inspiring English sources

It's hard to believe, but when the curtain went down for the last time on "Les Misérables" on Sunday, the producer Cameron Mackintosh -- he of "Cats," "Les Miz," "Miss Saigon" -- had only one measly megamusical running on Broadway, some show called "The Phantom of the Opera".

But judges continue to turn a blind eye to the phenomenon of what the Bar Association study called the "phantom" attorney.

The next BMW generation Rolls is a $412,000 four-seat convertible called the Phantom Drophead Coupé, first delivered to the American market last August.

The firm makes the red-and-white quadcopter called the Phantom, which recently gained fame when one landed on the White House lawn.

It's called "The Phantom".

The $129.95 system, called the Phantom Lapboard, has a rotating keyboard that moves up and down at an angle and includes a matching mouse.

Adler: When I was growing up, my brother and sister had a club called the Phantom Club, done up like Jeannie's bottle.

First shown in Geneva in March, the one-off car, also called the Phantom Experimental Electric, has already ferried Rolls owners and prospects in locales as varied as Beijing, Singapore, Pebble Beach, Dubai, Madrid and Abu Dhabi.

The Brothers Quay, masters of the stop-motion uncanny, contribute a creepy wonder-cabinet excursion called "The Phantom Museum" to "Life Is a Dream," an otherwise uneven program that will be shown on Sunday.

To augment "Cowards Bend the Knee," which has a fleet 64-minute running time, the film's distributor has added on a short called "The Phantom Museum" from the Quay Brothers, kindred spirits to Mr. Maddin in their cinematic obsessions.

George K. Muellner, an Air Force veteran and president of Boeing's research and development arm, called the Phantom Works, recalled that the Air Force had taken some of its oldest F-4's and converted them into pilotless drones, for use as target practice.