Sentence examples similar to has started using something called from inspiring English sources

PAGE B2 CHARITY GOES MOBILE Do Something, a national nonprofit group that works to involve teenagers in civic activities, has started using mobile technology in its campaign to sign up 3.8 million members by 2014, in the belief that one of the most effective ways to call teenagers to service is through text-messaging.

I suppose I could have started using Black English when I called applicants.

There had also been some ugly rumours the BBC were using something called Twitter.

has demanded that the Securities & Exchange Commission prohibit the high-frequency gang from using something called flash quotes.

This can be done by using something called Votifier.

The florist, it was quickly determined, had used something called society garlic in the table decorations.

They have shown that people tend to use something called heuristics – or rule of thumb – to make their decisions.

Banks have another option under Dodd-Frank: They can use something called a "financial clearing house".

"We have been able to map neighbourhoods based on their walkability – we use something called 'walkscore'walkscore

They want to use something called the Classified Information [Procedures] Act".

We use something called Race to the Top.