Sentence examples for calls a small from inspiring English sources

In the mid-sixties, Sanders was the target of what he calls "a small assassination attempt".

But he said that the city's third-party verification — which calls a small number of clients at the end of the year and asks if they are employed — would catch most problems.

Mr. Lyons was back from the Sundance Film Festival, where he said he sold a movie, "The Opportunist," starring Christopher Walken and Cyndi Lauper, in which Ms. Shear has what she calls "a small humiliating scene as a secretary".

In what it calls "a small token of our gratitude" toward Linux programmers, Lindows.com is sponsoring a technical conference on the WINE system on March 15 and 16 in San Diego at which leading WINE developers will be recognized.

"For the girls here, the opportunity to operate a heavy hauler means money, excitement," Ms. Wagar said before driving off in what she calls "a small house on wheels".

Having now trained what she calls a "small army" of ob-gyns in how to treat patients with FGM, Nour notes that not every doctor is equipped to deal with FGM patients.

Only in basketball would Deng be called a small forward.

Minneapolis is often called a small big city, St .Paul a big small town.

Let's call a small business any company that has revenue of $5 million or less.

Then, she called a small outfit from the list, and the owner Victor Solano called right back.

When a blackout looms, utilities call a small coterie of demand-response firms.