Sentence examples for calls it in from inspiring English sources

This shift in sensibility introduced "the cult of beauty," as the Victoria & Albert Museum calls it in its new exhibition "The Cult of Beauty: The Aesthetic Movement 1860-1900" (on view until July 17).

Spiegelman defends the book against critics who smirk at the Ward's artwork's affinity with the "fetishistic figures and landscape" of Thomas Hart Benton and the homoerotic art of Tom of Finland, saying the book's "passion and even its off sexual subcurrents are among its strengths", and calls it "in some ways the most accessible and satisfying" of Ward's books.

The line judge calls it in.

"A national disgrace," the author calls it in his introduction.

She calls it, in her increasingly sententious way, Empty Now.

This comes in handy during the "big tap number," as she calls it, in "Anything Goes".

"An out-of-control industry," he calls it in the film.

Last month, she settled the "tug of war," as she calls it, in Mr. Rendell's favor.

"This horrible but superb painting," Williams calls it, in which men march "triumphant to disaster".

"Pointless, self-indulgent rambling," is what Kate Bassett calls it in the Independent on Sunday.

CEO Todd Sullivan calls it "in-pocket marketing".