Sentence examples for has well called from inspiring English sources

He might easily have suppressed the greater part of them, but that he has honestly tried to be accurate, and sees no cause to be ashamed of what Person has well called "the common lot of authorship".

So, Ryan's plan may have well called it "premium let down".

"And as the momentum builds behind the Yes campaign, their currency bluff has well and truly been called," the spokesperson added.

In football, the service is called a game; it has well-defined parts called quarters or halves.

This contrasts with information about research available through the European Commission Directorate for Research, which has well-advertised calls and reports at the end of thematic programmes (although the underlying databases remain difficult to interrogate [ 15]).

[Field note, Norah] Nurse : " I felt he, erm, he had times when he, well, called a lot for silly, well, silly things.

And so we've noticed a… well, call it a curious trend emerging, where some millennials are turning to alternative, spiritual and esoteric therapies.

"They might as well have called that 'If You Only Had One Bullet'", said Carr, not the last time in which he deployed a candour which would have been welcome on other channels.

She may as well have called him her chef or her architect — it would have sounded more plausible.

They may as well have called this device "Jamie the work experience".

You might naturally have assumed that Jason Lepes was a chef at Aureole — perhaps the one who created those exquisite cookies — and, some time later, you might well have called him up and asked him to cater a private party.