Sentence examples for name calling in from inspiring English sources

"At a time when… the Syrian people desperately need action – there continues to be finger pointing and name calling in the Security Council," according to the Times.

"When the Syrian people desperately need action, there continues to be finger pointing and name calling in the Security Council," Annan told reporters in Geneva.

It is back to finger pointing and name calling in relation to anyone who doubts the economic case for accepting mass migration.

"It is my understanding that there were some racial name calling in reference to my name, like using the 'N' word," Mr. Cooper said.

"When the Syrian people desperately need action, there continues to be finger-pointing and name calling in the Security Council," Mr Annan said at a press conference in Geneva.

A6 World Briefing A14 NATIONAL A18-32 Bush Pledges Civility As Ads Hit Gore Integrity Gov. George W. Bush, campaigning on the West Cost, told audiences that he would end the "finger pointing and name calling" in the capital.

For the third time in four years, a Princeton senior heard his name called in the NFL draft.

Simons, who turned 19 this month, is a good bet to hear his name called in Thursday's NBA draft.

On Wednesday night, he gathered with friends and family in a Midtown hotel and waited to hear his name called in the draft.

Dixon, 24, acknowledged that he was surprised when he heard his name called in the third round because he had been told he might be taken in a later round.

Since Will Barker arrived on Virginia's campus in 2005, three of his fellow offensive linemen have heard their names called in the first round of the NFL draft.