Sentence examples for called the mps from inspiring English sources

During the energetic 30-minute hearing, Brand called the MPs "mate" and, when pushed for time by chairman Keith Vaz, replied: "Time is infinite.

Ukraine called the MPs "irresponsible".

Extensive documentation can also be found in the collection on Modigliani's key participation in the design of a large-scale model of the U.S. economy, called the MPS (an abbreviation deriving from collaborators MIT, Pennsylvania State University, and Social Science Research Council), sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank, a model used by the U.S. government until the 1990s.

In response, singer-songwriter Blunt called the MP a "classist gimp" and a "prejudiced wazzock".

The Royal Society runs an exchange program between U.K. Parliament members and researchers called the MP-Scientist Pairing Scheme that features shadowing opportunities and reciprocal visits to the constituency office and laboratory.

The firm responded by calling the MPs' verdict "unhelpful and frustrating", adding the company had more work to do.

Blunt hit back with an open letter calling the MP a "classist gimp" and a "wazzock".

He was heckled by audience members shouting "you're not welcome here" and calling the MP "scum", before his car was surrounded by Israeli flag-waving protesters as he left.

The self-styled "yellow vest" protester James Goddard has denied calling the MP Anna Soubry a Nazi and a traitor, during a chaotic court hearing in which the judge adjourning proceedings partway through.

Following the incident, Mr Cline, a former student at Sussex, was arrested on suspicion of affray, and was eventually charged under Section 4 of the Public Order Act 1986, for using "threatening, abusive or insulting words", for calling the MP a "coward".

He called the local MP the morning he left and asked if I could travel with him, but the MP said, "No way – only men should go".