Sentence examples for monitor called from inspiring English sources

In 1982, The Christian Science Monitor called Mr. Bogart "America's leading sitcom director".

The Christian Science Monitor called it an "exceptionally fine and meditative novel".

Another device is a heart monitor called the Polar WearLink WIND, which incorporates data about pulse.

AFTER eight years of publication, one of the investment newsletters that I monitor called it quits over the summer.

Maggie Lewis, reviewing a Boston performance in 1983 in The Christian Science Monitor, called Mr. Smith's Stanley "a beautiful mover who is also a bully".

The Bureau of Tourism would have been hard-pressed to explain what this exhibit was supposed to signify; the Christian Science Monitor called it exploitation.

Before long, I heard my daughter through the monitor calling "Mama-ma-ma-ma-ma".

One of his main television ads spotlights Mr. Romney's changing positions on some issues, and highlights an editorial in The Concord Monitor calling him "a phony".

We designed an electronic device to monitor calling behavior in male crickets.

In July 2010, USAID announced the Development Innovation Ventures (DIV) to do precisely what Monitor calls for.

But much of Central and Southern California remain locked in what the drought monitor calls "exceptional or extreme drought".