Sentence examples for decade to call from inspiring English sources

The Duke Spirit are an English rock band with no decade to call their own.

By Sasha Frere-Jones The Duke Spirit are an English rock band with no decade to call their own.

Among other… Every four years, an expat hedge-fund manager, a devout and rigorous conservative and international man of mystery, comes to New York from Europe and invites… When the news came, not late on Tuesday night, we did some hugs and high fives at my place, drank a little champagne, and dampened… The Duke Spirit are an English rock band with no decade to call their own.

(See: "Applegarth In The Dock For Northern Rock") Ridley and Applegarth have faced criticism for failing to prevent the drying up of the company's credit supply, making it the first British bank in five decades to call on the Bank of England as a lender of last resort.

The word liberal has been so debased in America by right-wing demagogues that liberals have for at least two decades preferred to call themselves progressives.

Women's rights activists were smart decades ago to call their side of the abortion debate "pro-choice," asking us to ignore our feelings on the procedure itself and trust women enough to make their own medical decisions.

What unifies these refugees is the persecution they have endured, and their wait, often a decade or more, to call the United States home.

However, beyond the predictable annual New Year orgy of self-improvement/flagellation, this New Decade thing seemed to call for more than a mass metaphorical tidying-of-the-knicker-drawer.

Last weekend, a well placed source said Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner, the Wisconsin Republican who has served in the House for more than three decades, was scheduled to call Walker to discuss concerns about the governor's campaign.

Here in Portland we are undergoing a twice a decade event we like to call Snowmaggedon.

Botstein, who writes often on music and has been the editor of The Musical Quarterly for two decades, has been known to call the state of concert programming "a crime against history".