Sentence examples for calling the section from inspiring English sources

The Dodgers have built their offense around him and are selling a pair of left-field seats for $99 and calling the section Mannywood.

"We're calling the section on the wine list José and Goliath," she says, with a smile in her voice.

The columnist Herb Caen called the section "the white cliffs of Doelger".

He called the section manager, who asked her if she had any identification.

The Italian poet Giovan Battista Marino called the section on art in his Sacred Discourses (1614), "Painting, or the Holy Shroud".

Some business experts praise this section as having made companies more transparent and better managed, but many smaller companies call the section too costly and unnecessary.

The exhibition was called the Section d'Or ("Golden Section"), after a mathematical division of a line into two sections with a certain proportion to each other.

Congress is expected to reduce the fee -- called the Section 31 transaction fee -- which is a charge of 1/300th of 1percentt on the value of every securities sale.

This sort of reserve may keep us tense & worried, but at least no girl has had to call the section manager.

He and other Cubist-influenced artists (including his two brothers) formed a group called the Section d'Or ("Golden Section") in 1912; Villon suggested the name to emphasize the group's interest in geometric proportions.

That deduction, called the Section 199A deduction, raised a number of questions.