Sentence examples for calling power from inspiring English sources

In December, the national Women's March announced that it had chosen Las Vegas, not Washington, D.C., as the site of its first-anniversary rally — a voter-registration event that the organizers were calling Power to the Polls.

I don't agree with those muttering darkly that the picture of Gov. Sarah Palin with a perky smile and shapely gams posing with a pleased Henry Kissinger, famous for calling power the ultimate aphrodisiac, is a sign of the apocalypse.

Henry Kissinger had a flabby mouth he was fond of using to make droll comments, like calling power the ultimate aphrodisiac, an aphorism he repeated so many times people started to believe it, encouraged by his own tendency to pose for the paparazzi at dinners and cocktail parties with a platinum-blond socialite or an aspiring starlet on his arm.

Therefore, in the assessment of CNV calling power here, we removed the predefined common CNVs [ 45] from both the predicted and true CNVs.

The book is tentatively called "Power Failure".

Next, a new technology in OS X called Power Nap.

Such region is called power imbalance application region.

What the rest of the world calls power walking, New Yorkers call a leisurely stroll.

Meanwhile, the creator of "Law & Order" is planning another series, to be called "Power".

On a trip to Hueco in 2010, she climbed a V10 called Power of Silence.

As a result, Mr. Sankaran said, "Ford's approach is what we call power of choice.