Sentence examples for foster calls from inspiring English sources

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

This lightness is repeated inside, where the office spaces are clustered in groups of six storeys, what Foster calls "aerial villages" linked visually by spiralling mini-atriums.

IN his final weeks, W. B. Yeats cast aside a page on which he had written in what R. F. Foster calls a "wild scrawl" certain verses that never found a place in "The Collected Poems".

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.

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.

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

Foster called Pastor's ruling appropriate.

Earlier in the season, Foster called Tampa Bay's Ben Zobrist out on strikes to end the game against Texas on a pitch that was clearly low and away.

So Miss D (her foster family calls her Debbie, but she knows who she is), this evening's performance is especially dedicated to you.

What are the chances that the possessor of a literary style that Foster charitably calls "breezy" and "informal" wrote this sentence: "As a result of your conversation with her and subsequent reports that showed she had tried to enlist the help of someone else in her lie that the president sexually harassed her, you now do not believe that what she claimed happened really happened"?

Lee was already caring for one of JJ's older sisters when the foster agency called again.