Sentence examples for gale call from inspiring English sources

Evidence-based medicine Holleman and Gale call for evidence-based medicine as the ultimate authority with regard to insulin analogues.

Another Lyth loft over the extra-cover rope – off Scott Borthwick's leggies – preceded Andrew Gale calling his batsmen in, upon the dismissal of Gary Ballance.

He continued to paint while serving behind the lines in the war, developing what Gale called "a kind of theatrical feeling in his work – pushing away from the real world into one of make-believe".

The local economy embraced tourism, and well-heeled visitors from the city ― attracted to the bucolic charm ― wanted what Gale called "their own little slice of heaven".

The consultation between several ministries in defining public policy is what Lascoumes and Le Gales [27] call the coordination of central governments or public coordination.

Fire department spokesman Devon Gale said the call was made at 8am from a home in Los Angeles that is listed as belonging to British screenwriter Simon Monjack, who is married to Murphy.

They were gentoo penguins; 'gentle gentoos', cooed Delphine in her capacity-crowd lecture (something to do with the way she teetered elegantly across the stage in a force five gale emitting the call of a lovesick albatross, 'Eergghh', or describing how emperors perform 'ec-static dee-splay').

Yudkin [ 33] and Gale [ 34] call this phenomenon the "Hawthorne effect": the study itself may change patients' and doctors' behavior.

During a scene when Gale's neighbor calls police to report his murder, a clock in Gale's apartment reads 10 13.

We landed Curiosity on Aug. 5 on a place on Mars called Gale Crater.

One neighbor, Gale Emig, 62, called them a loving couple, "always at each other's side".