Sentence examples for journals call from inspiring English sources

For more than a year now the French automobile industry has operated in what the French financial journals call semi-apathy".

Yoga is practiced by about 15 million people in the United States, for reasons almost as numerous — from the physical benefits mapped in brain scans to the less tangible rewards that New Age journals call spiritual centering.

For some doctors who see an isolated narrowing or blockage on an angiogram, it can be hard to resist the urge to fix it, a phenomenon medical journals call the "oculostenotic reflex," said Dr. Grace A. Lin, an associate professor of medicine and health policy at the University of California San Francisco School of Medicine.

By combining call journals, call data and interviews, the frequency of calls and the relationship between callers was explored using social network analyses in addition to 'traditional' public health research methods.

Kirkpatrick did not return a Review-Journal call for comment.

The Journal called him "an amateur historian".

The staid Wall Street Journal called him a "hunk".

In 1973, Fowler started working for a journal called Southern Exposure.

He also published a scholarly journal called Goftegu, or Dialogue.

Next year, it will launch a scholarly journal called Celebrity Studies.

He actually wrote a journal called "A Ramble Round the Globe".