Sentence examples for calls stage from inspiring English sources
UPPER MARLBORO, Md.- The University of Delaware women's basketball team completed what head coach Tina Martin calls stage two of their season goals on Sunday.
Is it nonsense?" Evidently, we are reaching what Shrimsley, in defining the various stages of the bubble, calls stage three: "backlash," in which critics question Piketty's credibility and some people write off the whole thing as media hype.
One of the people fobbed off in this manner has now gone to what the BBC calls "stage two of the complaints process": which means a letter to the Editorial Complaints Unit.
The teams liked Mr Nash's product, and it went through what the company calls Stage Gate, five steps where M&S checks out a small firm's credentials and background.
Relationship between costs, completion and outcomes: Stage of completion will be defined as follows: Stage 1 = completion of ≥3 x weekly phone calls; Stage 2 = completion of Stage 1 + ≥3 x fortnightly phone calls; Stage 3 = completion of stages 1 + 2 + ≥3 monthly calls.
My parents and aunt drove us from southern New Jersey to Philadelphia for what the Peace Corps calls staging.
"The state does what we call Stage 1, the lower end.
In the meantime, Britain's film industry remains short of what they call "stage space".
Originally called Stage Women's War Relief, it was a philanthropic organization for servicemen.
He would travel there at some unspecified time to expand his work — what he called Stage Two.
He sent a book of his rock gig photography called Stage to NME, where I was deputy editor.
