Sentence examples for fine calling from inspiring English sources

But the WWF said it was disappointed by the size of the fine, calling it a "drop in the ocean" compared to Shell's massive profits.

Derek Shelton, the Rays' hitting coach, said Longoria would be fine, calling an oblique injury the worst a hitter can have because of the twisting involved in a swing.

Liu Mingkang, the new head of the Bank of China, went as far as to say that the bank welcomed the imposition of the American fine, calling it "conducive to the healthy development of the branch".

He stressed that he was "fine," calling it a "cautionary tale".

* Thoughtful Republican leaders, as McCain supporters, can say if Obama wins we will be fine, calling for acceptance, and unity.

I've never been an expert on what that makes him to me, so I've been perfectly fine calling him uncle since I was little enough to wear his class ring as a bracelet.

Substantialism is a form of what Fine calls 'objectualism' (Fine 1982).

This fine, called sogit in the native tongue, should be in the form of 10 male or female buffalo".

I said fine, call us Green on Red which was the title of a tune I had just written.

Mr. Fine called for several changes, including more stringent efforts by the agencies to keep track of weapons and to punish employees who lose weapons or laptops.

Mr. Fine called New Jersey's program "one of the best in the country" in terms of providing a steady source of funds to preservation projects.