Sentence examples for model calling from inspiring English sources

Michael Mulgrew, the union president, praised the model, calling it preferable to closing struggling schools.

In Cincinnati, teachers and principals enthusiastically endorsed the model, calling it an effective way to mitigate the effects of poverty in the classroom.

Sounding not at all like a man who might, at some point after midnight, be roused from bed by a jailed club promoter or a fashion model calling from the hospital, he said: "This is the real me.

But in an interview last fall he didn't seem eager to make it an industry model, calling it a unique agreement that "makes sense for that employer and that workplace".

Before she made it in Hollywood, Lucy started off her career as a fashion model, calling herself "Diane Belmont".

In his urban planning master's thesis, Atta focused on the imposition of high-rise buildings on what he termed the "Islamic-Orientalist city" (using Aleppo, Syria, as a model), calling for their immediate and absolute removal.

Steve Jobs named Apple's model called Lisa after his daughter.

"Now I have a cardboard model called 'Barbara the Boxfam Lady'.

His technique involved a mathematical model called autocorrelation.

One model, called the Natural, has two handles.

You have this model called space-time, which curves and warps in the presence of mass.