Sentence examples for calling them that from inspiring English sources

Neither the American's rivals - if you could stretch to calling them that - nor his dreams, could keep up with Moses.

Another complication was that like many concert halls designed by Russell Johnson, chief acoustician of Artec Consultants, Verizon Hall has adjustable elements built into it: a three-piece canopy suspended above the stage for sound reflection and 100 acoustical closets (as everyone has taken to calling them) that encircle the auditorium and can be opened fully, partially or not at all.

And Reagan also dispensed with the "Evil Empire" but simply calling them that great phrase at the Brandenberg Gate.

"But we'd never think of calling them that.

Is it possible to make works spiritual just by calling them that?

I'm also devoted to my half-sisters, though I hate calling them that – they are just my sisters.

"Well, now I call them that; to me, they were just toys".

Both executives said, however, that no one from the production company or Atlantic tried to call them that day.

In the early '60s, he extended that approach by making objects — "instruments," he called them — that could be completed only when a viewer interacted with them.

The architects produced twenty-seven digitanimationsons — "micro-movies," as Liz Diller calls them — that break the garments down into their pattern pieces then recompose them dynamically.

One of Cameron's greybeards – he calls them that, not me – Maude was a cabinet minister under Thatcher, and was put in charge of preparation for government.