Sentence examples for calling this incident from inspiring English sources
The Russian government has been quick to avoid calling this incident a Turkish act of aggression.
"Parking dispute," Mrs. Hicks said: that's all there was to what she called "this incident".
Zuckerberg called this incident an "enforcement error" — some kind of human mistake in the system.
Still, with apologies to the late E. M. Forster, I'm tempted to call this incident: "Two Shoes for Democracy".
When the dust settles, the Department of Homeland Security will likely try to call this incident an example of a bad apple in an otherwise healthy bunch.
Ahmad is pushing for United Airlines to call this incident what many have joined her in calling it: discrimination, because "this is just one example of injustice that continues to happen and I cannot remain silent".
The popular online news website Newsbomb called this incident 'an utter betrayal caused by the greed of the sell-outs that run Greek banks' and called it "a criminal activity that goes directly against national interest".
A similar case last year in disputed waters sparked a diplomatic confrontation, but China called this incident a "regular fishery case" and accepted Tokyo's handling of it.In New Zealand a ceremony was held to deconsecrate Christchurch cathedral.
The paper also quoted Moshe Ya'alon, the Vice Prime Minister, Likud delegate, and former chief of the Israeli Defense Forces, who called this incident and a separate attack on a cab driver "hate crimes" and "heinous acts".
Later, some of Hancock's most ardent admirers would call this incident the first act of physical resistance to British authority in the colonies and credit Hancock with initiating the American Revolution.
Linn's story, which appeared on Bekkelund's blog on Monday, has already triggered a heated discussion about ebooks and digital rights management (DRM), with some calling this Amazon incident an example of DRM at its worst.
