Sentence examples for power calls from inspiring English sources

Mr. Power calls it "precision marketing".

Chinese People's Government now in power calls it Peiking.

influenced by what Power calls "stuff that's happened".

Another option, assuming Colonel Qaddafi was ousted from power, calls for much lower force levels during what could be a transition to a new government.

E.On said abandoning Horizon would allow it to focus its investments in Britain on projects that could deliver earlier benefits, "rather than the very long term and large investment new nuclear power calls for".

Safranski, after damning Nietzsche's philosophy of power, calls the man himself a "genius of the heart" — referring to the forgiving, compassionate conduct of his life and the content of his letters, so at odds with the blazing persona of the work.

Tigers fans, loving Fielder's power, called him Big Daddy.

Power called for the crash site to be preserved.

In May 1971 he outmaneuvered a formidable combination of rivals for power, calling his victory the "Corrective Revolution".

Egypt's military, which still holds many levers of power, called the attackers "infidels".

A response from the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power called the study's conclusions "uninformed and miscalculated".