Sentence examples for fascinating call from inspiring English sources

The choice at the heart of the front row will be a fascinating call by Jones, who himself is a former hooker in common with the Leicester boss Richard Cockerill, as well as Wales's Warren Gatland.

An attempt to confront the new age on its own terms – a fascinating song cycle called Watertown, written by Bob Gaudio and Jake Holmes, and depicting the melancholy existence of a suburban husband who could have come from the pages of Cheever or Updike – was met with indifference; so was a less creditable attempt to reach the new audience with an album of songs by Rod McKuen.

It's a fascinating tactical call, and different from the way England play.

Want for nothing but patience - or give it a more fascinating name: Call it hope".

But Bill managed to prepare a fascinating unit call "Melting Pot Theater: Teaching for Cultural Understanding" and he will have some comments on that process.

A U.N. investigation found the conditions under which Manning was kept "cruel, inhuman and degrading". A little over a week ago, in a fascinating conference call with reporters on June 24, Snowden's spirit guide Julian Assange, the prickly WikiLeaks founder who is holed up in the Ecuadorean embassy in London, refused to divulge Snowden's location.

But it also has a comparatively large and – as we now know – fascinating moon called Charon.

The responses were varied and fascinating: "I called to see what the story was".

For a decade, researchers have explored the strange and fascinating molecules called carbon nanotubes.

Thomas Sargent [an economist at New York University, and Nobel Prize laureate] wrote a fascinating essay called "Evolution and Intelligent Design".

The result is a fascinating book called Lee Kuan Yew: The Grand Master's Insights on China, the United States, and the World.