Sentence examples for gypsies call from inspiring English sources

Pogroms came and went across Europe until the Holocaust, which Gypsies call Porramous, the devouring.

In 2011, tensions between Jobbik and the local Roma gypsy population came to a head and hundreds of uniformed nationalists descended on the village to act as vigilantes and patrol the dilapidated ghetto the gypsies call home.

The archbishop of Paris joined the tide of criticism over France's crackdown on Roma, also known as Gypsies, calling it a "circus," while the European Union's justice commissioner on Thursday denounced French officials' discriminatory tone about the vulnerable minority.

Rumyan Russinov, the director of a center in Budapest that is run by the Soros Foundation's Open Society Institute to help Gypsies, called the organizers in Vidin "the sappers that find the mines," to enable similar desegregation to succeed elsewhere in Eastern Europe.

Other players include gnomes, dwarves and trolls, while some swaths of territory have devolved into no-man's land, inhabited by lawless gypsies called Rovers.

Along with "Lela Pala Tute", there was a Mediterranean Street party with Greek dancing, another gypsy song called "Doli, Doli" and a flamenco solo performance.

On a horse farm somewhere in the Netherlands, a wandering Gypsy called Joseph and a farmer's daughter called Lucie have made a life together -- or almost together.

There is no doubt that the Gypsies, who call themselves Roma, are implicated in the Uhrovska collection in some way.

Gypsies, who call themselves Roma, were left uncompensated after World War II largely because of their low social status.

The Gypsies, often called Roma or Sinti, are believed to have migrated westward from India about A.D. 900.

The "Gypsy" contracts call for the movie to be "substantially similar" to the stage musical, according to Mr. Silver and Mr. Lomma.