Sentence examples for calls expanded from inspiring English sources

"It's what she calls expanded cinema," Ms. Breitwieser said.

At Gilchrist Hospice Care in Baltimore, for instance, patients still using chemotherapy, radiation, transfusions and several other treatments can enter what it calls "expanded care," sometimes also known as "concurrent care".

A recent report by the General Accounting Office, an investigative arm of Congress, shows that the average monthly rate for what the industry calls expanded basic cable service is $36.47.

The three biggest items that are added to adjusted gross income to get what the committee calls "expanded income" are the value of employer-provided health insurance, which increases aggregate incomes by $787 billion; the portion of Social Security benefits excluded from taxation, which adds $467 billion; and the employer's share of the payroll tax, which adds $426 billion.

Decktwo, freehands the intricately detailed, semi-mythical panorama of Tokyo he calls Expanding Drawing.

"This is called expanded slate," she said.

Foams, also called expanded plastics, possess inherent features that make them suitable for certain applications.

The House of Siemens, as the companies were collectively called, expanded greatly during the Third Reich (1933 45).

In 2004, Lucky Ju Ju, as the arcade was then called, expanded to become the Pacific Pinball Museum, a nonprofit, and instituted a $15 admission.

Such vernaculars have developed systems as complex as those of related creoles and are called expanded pidgins.

He has many descendants in what is sometimes called expanded cinema, in which performance-driven works highlight the mysteries of visual perception (Bruce McClure) or the material properties of the medium (Sandra Gibson and Luis Recoder).