Sentence examples for calling stomach from inspiring English sources

To call the illness that savaged her "chronic fatigue syndrome" is like calling stomach cancer "chronic upset tummy".

The country is having an early flu season, plus a big wave of norovirus (sometimes called "stomach flu" or "winter vomiting flu"), plus its worst whooping cough outbreak in 50 years, plus the usual spate of winter colds.

Their stature was defined by their skill in fighting one another for what they called "stomach share" — the amount of digestive space that any one company's brand can grab from the competition.

Mr. Orkin says he tries to provide greater risk protection than the average stock mutual fund, guarding his shareholders against what he calls "stomach churn" — the anxiety that comes from bear markets and collapsing stock prices.

Although unrelated to influenza, it has also been called stomach flu and gastric flu.

It infects and damages the cells that line the small intestine and causes gastroenteritis (which is often called "stomach flu" despite having no relation to influenza).

It's an experiment that's resulted in the above short, which is a love story between a man called Stomach and a woman called Prometheus who are hounded by an enemy called Robert.

Giving them the same name is like calling a stomach bug Ebola because they share some of the same symptoms.

It was even less dull the first night shen she did what used to be, what indeed still should be called a stomach dance (later deleted).

He's trying to explain what he called the "stomach sensation", a sensation he experienced when the ear went over a certain bump.

"Our walks consist of a full day of eating and walking around the heart of Athens, the area that we like to call the stomach of the city," says Trivolis.