Sentence examples for o called from inspiring English sources

First, there is a colour-gradation exercise between a capital A and an O, called Overture – Klee had been teaching at the Bauhaus for about 18 months, and it seems to start from one of his colour exercises.

By a tree, T we mean an infinite, locally finite, connected graph with a distinguished vertex o called the root and without loops or cycles.

We call a connected graph T a tree if it is an infinite and locally finite, with a conspicuous node o called the root and without loops or cycles.

In a preface, she quotes Shakespeare -- "O! call back yesterday, bid time return" -- to explain why she has culled her diaries and added explanatory notes to construct a chronological narrative of their affair and subsequent marriage.

The other delegate is Mary Peazant (Barbara-O), called Yellow Mary, an elegant sophisticate travelling in the company of Trula (Trula Hoosier), a woman whom the family takes to be Yellow Mary's lover.

There's a wonderful hotel in Os called the Solstrand.

Their actual Jell-O gelatin line still lagged in the mid-1980s, newly appointed General Foods VP of marketing Dana Gioia introduced a recipe for holdable Jell-O called "Jigglers".

We use the open source converter included in O SCAR3, called O PSIN, the only software to our knowledge, which is freely available for academic evaluation purposes.

Kevin Coll of Fused Film felt that the episode redeemed the series following its "dismal comeback" with "Hell-O", calling it "a great story that explored the characters of Glee in much better depth than they ever have".

"O, CALL back yesterday, bid time return".

He is fond of the sleek restaurant Port O Call, where the pan-seared lemon sole is $38, and the clubby Tom Moore's Tavern, where the grilled quail wrapped in bacon is $35.