Sentence examples for goods called from inspiring English sources
Taking cues from the fashion-industry calendar, the company now offers seasonal lines of limited-edition paper goods, called "Ready to Write".
A security interest on goods (called collateral) entitles the creditor to satisfy his outstanding claim from the charged good to the exclusion of the other creditors of the borrower.
Although silver sheets had been used to overlay wood and other metals since ancient Greece, an 18th-century technique of fusing thin silver sheets to copper brought silver goods called Sheffield plate within the reach of most people.
It concerns the true story of how Ross William Ulbricht, a 29-year-old who built an Amazon-like online market for illegal goods (called the Silk Road), slowly morphed into an alleged murderous kingpin.
Consider the Web site for the national chain 99¢ Only Store, which proudly displays an Andreas Gursky photograph of endless rows of candy and canned goods called "99 Cents," taken at a franchise in Hollywood.
Cheering is a way fans reward their favorite creators by using special animated emotes in chat that are bought using virtual goods called "Bits".
When Mr. Good called Apple, the reception was cool.
This list of goods calls for several observations.
"Good?" I called after him.
"Good," Ms. Jenkins called, unruffled.
