Sentence examples for calling the results from inspiring English sources

Lauder issued a statement calling the results "meagre and not satisfactory".

Minutes later, Mr. Bush was being interviewed by Larry King, calling the results a "tremendous victory" in a crowded field.

With an official count not expected for several weeks, Mr. Hewlett contested her claim, calling the results far too close to call.

George Pipas, Ford's manager of sales analysis, had a similar assessment, calling the results "extraordinary" but also allowing that they were a "double-edged sword".

But the F.D.A. did not accept the argument of formula makers that the additives provide great health benefits, calling the results of studies "mixed".

"I obviously assume responsibility for this failure and I will draw the conclusions," Mr Jospin said in a choked voice, calling the results a "thunderbolt".

Broadcasters may start officially calling the result from now.

Analysts are calling the result a success, especially given the timing of Moody's downgrade.

He called the results Rayograms.

Dr. Pfeifer called the results "very promising".

Mayor Bloomberg called the results "very encouraging".