Sentence examples for expected call it from inspiring English sources

But the Information Age, which had all the makings of a soulless IQ Age, has turned out differently than expected — call it a Network Age, which commoditizes IQ and pushes value to speed, creativity and the kind of derring-do once thought reckless.

The NSPCC said it expected calls to its Childline counselling service to peak during the exam results.

Servers need to be designed to handle the expected call load.

? is the expected call arrival rate for an ISS.

If a 66-year-old Lafley can be tapped to run one of the world's most complex and competitive organizations, why are other aging Boomers expected to (and expecting to) call it quits with decades of life remaining?

I expect "Call me in if it goes to penalties" to be at least as widely heard during the forthcoming European Championship as such phrases as "I thought this chap Hodgson was supposed to know what he's doing".

But, out of tradition and political calculation, Mr Najib is expected to call it earlier—and to win it.

GOOLSBEEGATE, as we are now expected to call it, creeps on apace with the release of the original Canadian memo that got it all started.

Otherwise, the 40-year-old is expected to call it a day when formally winning a 20th successive title at the jump-racing season's Sandown finale a fortnight later.

"We're expecting, I call it, a C. C. surge because the phones have been ringing off the hook this morning already," Schlesinger said.

"Sure, I'd heard about it, expected it, called in many medical evacuations for it, but I had never seen it first-hand.