Sentence examples for calling everything in from inspiring English sources

Juan Cole lays out some of it here, with this comment on the analysis of the statistician Nate Silver at 538, who proved his mettle by basically calling everything in the 2008 U.S. elections.

Ms. Fennimore called everything in the phone book with "pest" in its name.

But in the end he is destroyed in a way so complex and bitter that it overturns any simple notions of Zionist redemption and calls everything in the novel into question.

Josh Terry: This one's called "Everything in Its Right Place".

We stood there as he called everything in, checking to see if we had any warrants or a record.

If you look at his works, you can't call everything kitsch". In 1991 Tretchikoff rejected an offer for his most famous work to appear on the cover of a book celebrating kitsch culture.

(The Treniers even recorded a song called "Everything's Wild in Wildwood").

Eric Prokopi – who ran a business called "Everything Earth" trading in dinosaur fossils from his Florida home – is accused of acquiring the remains from Mongolia between 2010 and 2012, and bringing them to America illegally.

At the federal prison at Fort Dix, a counselor suggested that Mr. Benjamin try writing something himself, and 400 pages poured out of him, a memoir he called "Everything's Real in the Field," using the nickname for the city where his family has been deeply and widely rooted for generations.

Sandra Bernhard's latest exercise in ambivalence is called "Everything Bad & Beautiful" (at the Daryl Roth).

"I have people who call me everything in the book.