Sentence examples for calls ways from inspiring English sources
It is obviously defined by time: we are creatures with a past, who move through a present and who have available to them a series of possibilities, what Heidegger calls "ways to be".
If their lives were being filmed by VH1, it would be for a documentary called "Way, Way Behind the Music".
The retail corridor will be spruced up with new signage, street furniture, lighting and what Mr. Kramer calls "way-finding elements," including digital kiosks with you-are-here maps.
Schwartz also notes that Calabrese has an intellectual bias, in that he's pushing the hormesis theory, which Schwartz calls "way out there".
It forced me to think about what John Berger called "ways of seeing" rather than merely taking shots.
Standing structures called ways, constructed of concrete and wooden blocks, spaced about one-third of the vessel's beam apart, support the ship under construction.
(Ms. Smith subsequently blogged about the project, calling it "way, way, way beyond buffet").
The song is called Way Back Into Love.
I suggest that you just call way in advance.
After it's produced, Peter already has a sequel in mind called "Way Bigger Jaws".
The calling way is the same as the scenes.
