Sentence examples for later called that from inspiring English sources

Pierce later called that game the greatest of his career "because of the stage it was on and the fact that it was a Game 7".

Rival Mack later called that ad the best political commercial he had ever seen.

Williams later called that a defining moment in his life.

Some experts later called that a setback in the movement to end FGM.

It's the last standing piece of L'Enfant's proposed Washington City Canal, once connected with the C&O Canal, later called "that pestiferous ditch of water" in a Secretary of War annual report, and abandoned after the Civil War.

From 1927 to 1937 she worked in the atelier, later calling that experience "a privilege".

When they can't conceal, they deceive; when they can't deceive, they obfuscate; and when they can't even do that, they simply lie through their teeth, even to Congress's collective face, and later call that "giving the least untruthful answer".

MJ is a musical and social conservative: the killer of a deer – later called Bambi – that represents guileless innocence.

Scotus thus had a clear way of expressing what Brentano later called intentionality, that is, the way the object of thought exists in the mind.

Allied forces, primarily from the U.S., had landed on Guadalcanal on 7 August 1942 and seized an airfield, later called Henderson Field, that was under construction by the Japanese military.

Baltimore and oncologist Howard Temin independently discovered the enzyme, later called reverse transcriptase, that enables so-called retroviruses including HIV to use RNA as a template for making DNA.