Sentence examples for idle called from inspiring English sources

Introducing it on Simon Mayo's Radio 2 show, Idle called it an "extraordinary, silly release..

Beginning to sense a scam and reacting to his wife's rising alarm, Idle called upon a security-consultant friend, who expressed certainty that the e-mail messages were no more than a prankster's hoax and theorized that the same person was writing all of them.

In a new report, it criticises government inaction as the nation's builders sat idle, calling it a tragic waste of resources.

Inspired by "The Goon Show" and "Beyond the Fringe," and having graduated from David Frost's program and others, the six of them came together for their own TV series, embarking on what Idle calls "an anarchic conspiracy".

Idle calls "The Rutles: All You Need Is Cash," the hilarious fake documentary he wrote, co-directed and co-starred in (as the Paul to Innes's John), "probably the most fun I ever had filming". But for some reason — perhaps because it was Innes and not Idle who wrote the songs — this phase of his career gets relatively short shrift.

His subject is Chris Sievey, the talented Manchester guitarist and songwriter, whose strange destiny it was in the 80s to find fame – or cult status – for a wacky comedy character he created in an idle moment called Frank Sidebottom that he played on stage with a big papier-mache head.

The probability that a SU declares that a PU is present when the spectrum is idle is called the probability of a false alarm.

Some SSD controllers implement background garbage collection (BGC), sometimes called idle garbage collection or idle-time garbage collection (ITGC), where the controller uses idle time to consolidate blocks of flash memory before the host needs to write new data.

But it is idle to call for "shoot to wound" rather than "shoot to kill".

In the second commercial, called "Idle Hands," the tone is more ominous.

Sorry fellow he may have been, perhaps even the nebulo (idle liar) Henry called him.