Sentence examples for circle called from inspiring English sources

Jack Spicer, another poet in Rexroth's circle, called him the Boy Scout.

THE SCORING -- A 12-foot circle, called the house, is the scoring area.

That makes the "Bunny Money," as Edwards and his circle called it, an undeclared donation well above the legal limits.

The man places the woman in a social circle titled "love of my life," but he starts out in her circle called "creepers".

The early 21st-century discovery of letters from Pope's social circle called into question Delany's account of the circumstances surrounding Robinson's marriage to the 3rd earl of Peterborough.

The road ended in an asphalt circle called a cul-de-sac, and beyond the cul-de-sac was a field of corn.

What the party has desperately needed is what one of the election inner circle calls "a forward offer": a series of good reasons to vote Labour once more.

They took her into their circle, calling her a "straight girl with a gay man's brain".

We found some support for these ideas in the quantitative research of Gustafson et al. [ 43] on educational components of QICs that showed that interest circle calls yield significantly better results than learning sessions.

The rappers huddled in circles -- called cyphers -- resemble the doo-wop groups of those days.

One of these circles, called the Southern Circle, was set at the centre of an ancient settlement of small houses.