Sentence examples for called the time from inspiring English sources

In a blog entry last week, a Boston Globe reporter called the Time cover "the graphic equivalent of headlining an Obama profile 'Change We Can Believe In.'  " When Time commissioned an illustration of Mr. Obama from Mr. Fairey, it knew that some might perceive the portrait to be campaign-approved.

"It's called the time warp.

After 15 minutes, the doctors called the time of death.

But she called the time off "a gift".

They are at Forest Fringe with a show called The Time Out. Inspired by the magazine?

The difficulty is what Finn Kydland and Edward Prescott, in a 1977 paper, called the "time consistency" problem.

He told them that he should have called the time-out.

In his first speech before the Parliament as president last month, Mr. Zardari vowed to take to greater heights what he called the "time-tested and all-weather friendship and strategic partnership with China".

The FSA scrutinises banks' rewards, the composition of their boards and their corporate strategies much more closely; and today's executives are left with the delicate job of defusing what Hester called the "time-bomb" of colossal balance sheets and dodgy loans.

This scheme is called the Time-offsets Estimated ARAIM, or the TOE ARAIM.

The pulse shift pattern, (also called the time-hopping sequence), is pseudorandom with period.