Sentence examples for calling it as a from inspiring English sources

Whereas Thursday's forecast predicted moderate rainfall in the early part of next week, meteorologists are now calling it as a mixture of sun and cloud.

Other critics have labelled it the French "Big Brother" act, likening it to the tyrannical and sinister government surveillance in George Orwell's novel 1984, calling it as a "historic decline in fundamental rights" and an attack on democracy.

The song received generally favorable reviews from music critics, with many of whom calling it as a highlight from American Life.

Patrick Enwright of MSNBC listed "Homer the Great" as his third favorite episode, calling it "as a whole [it] is (almost) unsurpassable".

DVD Talk's Stuart Galbraith gave Genesis of the Daleks four out of five stars, calling it as a "real fan-pleaser" and writing that Wisher was "superb" as Davros.

Alexandra Capotorto of Pop Crush praised "his voice," calling it "as smooth as a baby's bottom".

Hardware as a Service (HaaS) joins Software as a Service (SaaS), creating what some have called "IT as a service".

VBR and CBR applications have been used to introduce real-time (we call it as Q-demand) and best-effort (we call it as A-demand) traffic, respectively.

Robert Hilburn of Los Angeles Times was also negative in his review, calling it as an "overwrought ballad" and wrote it was un-listenable.

Glastonbury organiser Emily Eavis called it "as big a coup as we ever thought would be possible".

Spalding had spent more than thirty years on "the slippery slope," as he called it, as a high-wire performer, a funambulist, and had never fallen off.