Sentence examples for likely to call it from inspiring English sources

Still, if jazz dance is what raises their pulses, they're likely to call it Jazzercise (jazz + exercise).

Few people who have engaged the maw of regulation that has historically characterized the Federal Communications Commission would be likely to call it the "Optimism Agency".

"We're more likely to call it a bad cold or the flu, and send them home to rest and drink lots of fluid," he said.

The United States is not necessarily an easy place to take up the banner of letting go; we're likely to call it "giving up," and there is of course no purer expression of this attitude than the pursuit of cryonics.

"We don't like to diagnose depression in a preschooler," says Mary O'Connor, from U.C.L.A. "These kids are still forming, so we're more likely to call it a mood disorder N.O.S. That's just the way we think of it here".

Psychologists studying people's reactions to Hurricane Katrina in 2005 and the 2010 Chilean earthquake said that those who suffered the most hardship were more likely to call it "an act of god".

The Fed is likely to call him as a witness against Mr. Jiampietro.

Fiat is likely to call off its separate bid: but it may have driven up the price that GM has to pay.

It was also more specific: it was less likely to call something a melanoma when it wasn't.

No one is likely to call us out on it.

High school teachers are more likely to call you out on it with little actual punishment.