Sentence examples for foster called from inspiring English sources

Foster called the episode depressing.

Then rumours began, of what Foster called "developments".

If I get a bit of this and a bit of that, a bit of special rubber and plastic, and put it all together, it'll make a new type of oil rig insulation.'" Foster called his invention UlvaShield.

Governor Foster called the student lawyers "a bunch of outlaws" and threatened to slash state tax breaks for Tulane, which is a private university.Earlier this year, three high-profile business groups asked the Louisiana Supreme Court which sets rules for the state bar to investigate the law clinics at Tulane, Loyola and Southern Universities.

In her statement, Mrs Foster called on the UK government to set a budget and start making policy decisions for Northern Ireland.

Foster called Pastor's ruling appropriate.

It's hard, however, to imagine Foster calling a policewoman "sugar tits".

("Considered a fool, because I dropped out of high school. Stereotypes of a black man…") Foster calls the Coast Guard.

Because it is in these years that Yeats is at his most brashly uncompromising in what Foster calls his 'new passion for... conservative thought', and particularly the thought of Swift and Burke.

In the 1960s MIT's Fernando Corbato, whom Foster calls "the father of time-sharing operating systems," described shared computing as a "utility," meaning computer access would operate like water, gas, and electricity, where a client would connect and pay by usage amount.

Despite this, he is highly regarded by historians: Foster calls him "Alberta's greatest premier", citing in particular his successful negotiations for the transfer of resource rights to the provincial government as the cause of Alberta's subsequent prosperity.