Sentence examples for delightfully called from inspiring English sources
In the recent summer blockbuster Jurassic World, there is a moment when the theme park experiences what is delightfully called a "containment anomaly", when the people-crunching dinosaurs escape.
In 1965, when my wife, Penelope, and I went to Paris to visit Andre Breton, we found that the Surrealist group was still meeting daily at a Les Halles cafe delightfully called La Promenade de Venus.
Last week, in a speech delightfully called "The Principles of Trumpism," Newt Gingrich proclaimed that news organizations are lying propagandists – and said that Trump supporters are entering "a world in which we get to tell the truth".
Gleason sets "The Clockwork Scarab" in a London that is recognizably Victorian but filled with steampunk technology, sure to please what she delightfully calls the "cognoggins" among us.
In the speech my friend Charlie made clear his concerns about what it means to be at the Zero Lower Bound (that Americans delightfully call the "Zee L B"!) where interest rates are as low as they can go.
Some of these cameos pay off, and one of them is just too good to give away, other than to say that it delightfully calls to mind the moment when Marshall McLuhan turns up in "Annie Hall".
Radcliffe Handling Women's Lingerie Susan Blackwell, a theater star and family friend of Radcliffe and his parents, tries to teach a perfectly game Radcliffe how to sort laundry, wash windows and, most delightfully, calls him a "spazzwad".
People who purchased units before the September date and paid for calls (the settlement delightfully calls them "Charged Customers") will have their warranties extended six months beyond the original expiration date or the effective date of the settlement, whichever is later.
David Grann's Twitter feed has been called "delightfully catholic" in its mix of stories from around the Web.
Two of the most creative strippers were delightfully zaftig: one called herself Bob and wiggled out of a cowgirl outfit.
By The New Yorker May 24, 2013 David Grann's Twitter feed has been called "delightfully catholic" in its mix of stories from around the Web.
