Sentence examples for calling the time from inspiring English sources

In retrospect, it probably shouldn't have -- though like a bubble prediction, calling the time and place for the government to strike is always difficult.

Calling the time in rehabilitation a "preventative measure," the spokesman, Stan Rosenfield, said in a statement that Mr. Sheen would "take some time off" from the series, but did not comment on the length of time or the kind of rehabilitation Mr. Sheen was undergoing.

"It's called the time warp.

She calls the time "the ugliest of the uglies".

After 15 minutes, the doctors called the time of death.

But she called the time off "a gift".

The difficulty is what Finn Kydland and Edward Prescott, in a 1977 paper, called the "time consistency" problem.

The average of all these measurements over a period of time is called the time average of the temperature.

They are at Forest Fringe with a show called The Time Out. Inspired by the magazine?

She spent eight months on Rikers Island, and calls the time "my rescue".

The sets (mathbb{T}), (mathbb{X}) are called the time and space scales correspondingly.