Sentence examples for called the condition from inspiring English sources

(He has called the condition a "dream rut").

But Mr. Matthiesen and several other dealers in old masters called the condition appalling.

It called the condition of the Inca Trail "critical" and I can only agree.

On May 15, Roubaix will inaugurate its renovated art space, or maison folie, in a former wool-and-silk packaging facility called the Condition Publique.

Disraeli's social reforms, like the Public Health Act (1875) and the Artisans' Dwelling House Act (1875), put real autonomy in the hands of local authorities to tackle what was then called "the Condition of England question".

Bob MacKay, the president of the Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities, called the condition of the steeple alarming "because that building is on the short list of Long Island's most significant landmarks".

He called the conditions "terrifying".

She later called the conditions "inhuman".

Even the N.F.L. called the conditions unacceptable.

They called the conditions poor but not unusual.

Jeter, trying to regain his timing, called the conditions "a little difficult".