Sentence examples for calls the time from inspiring English sources

She calls the time "the ugliest of the uglies".

She spent eight months on Rikers Island, and calls the time "my rescue".

He calls the time of insurrection "a crystallisation of all the forms of creativity at work, and the driving force behind Charlie and all it stands for".

Although Mr. Geist jokingly calls the time period "obscene," Nielsen estimates that almost 17percentt of the American households with televisions, 19 million total, are tuned in at that time.

First, we had blood-based tribalism (in what Rifkin calls  the time of "forager/hunter societies"), then religion-based tribalism (after the invention of agriculture and writing), then nation-state tribalism (circa the 19th century), but now we are poised for an empathic embrace of all humanity — and even beyond species-centric bias to Buddha-like compassion for all creatures.

And though Mr. Sanders, who is 63, and Mr. Kupferberg, who turns 80 in September, have reached what one of their lyrics calls the "time to think of ultimate things," they still sing about sex and peace and poetry (though not about drugs so much anymore).

"It's called the time warp.

After 15 minutes, the doctors called the time of death.

But she called the time off "a gift".

The difficulty is what Finn Kydland and Edward Prescott, in a 1977 paper, called the "time consistency" problem.

The average of all these measurements over a period of time is called the time average of the temperature.