Sentence examples for lovers called from inspiring English sources

Rabbit lovers called in to complain, and, days before opening, the director cut the carcasses from the show.

They had two onboard lecturers: a small man, whom the lovers called Homer, and a large woman, ringing of cosmic feminism, whom they called Killer.

And it had something to do with what Havelock Ellis, a British doctor who was one of Margaret Sanger's lovers, called "the erotic rights of women".

The original botanic garden, a five-acre swamp on the eastern end of the Mall cultivated by a group of public-minded plant lovers called the Columbian Institute for the Promotion of Arts and Sciences, was abandoned in 1837.

Full of beachcombers, child giants and drowned lovers called back from the depths, Lucy Wood's Diving Belles (Bloomsbury £14.99) were enchanting short stories about ordinary lives brushed by magic.

Emin, who is best-known for her Turner-nominated artwork, My Bed, and a tent embroidered with the names of many of her lovers, called Everyone I Have Ever Slept With, unveiled an exhibition of recent works at the White Cube Gallery in London in recent months called The Last Great Adventure Is You.

But no, there is fraud afoot in the 6,000-square-mile 6,000-square-mile 6,000-square-milele loverswathl the Gofden Triangle.

It may look real enough to get animal lovers calling the RSPCA but it's pixels not feathers that make up the penguin in John Lewis's Christmas ad.

The two clones were carried by different mothers -- one a tortoiseshell, the other a Lynx Point (a breed many cat lovers call a color point Siamese).

But whale lovers call that argument specious, since the oceans teemed with whales years ago and they did not wipe out the fish supply.

Locked Up created fizzling chemistry under the disco lights of the Black Cap, with Alice Costelloe (left) and KC Underwood always singing in octaves, never harmonising, like lovers calling to each other from different rooms.