Sentence examples for propose calling from inspiring English sources

Given that the stress giving the traction ({T^{C}_{i}}-{T^{I}_{i}}) corresponds to the so-called stress glut, we propose calling ({u^{C}_{i}}-{u^{I}_{i}}) the "displacement glut," which is equivalent to Eshelby's stress-free transformation of Aki and Richards (2002) and to the spherical-crack opening of Müller (2001).

But it's nowhere near as delicious as it might seem, either in name or nature – they propose calling the new taste oleogustus, after Latin for fat taste, and say that in its raw form it causes people to gag.

Scott Cato said she would propose calling as a witness the home secretary, Amber Rudd, who was revealed in a new leak last week to have been a director of two offshore companies before she entered parliament.

Oransky, who described this as "an outrageous abuse" of the system, went on to propose calling this kind of embargo agreement a "stenographer's embargo" — in that it turns journalists into typists with no ability to examine what's reported.

The Inauguration of Barack Obama aroused the following repellently condescending eruption from the novelist Philippe Sollers during an online chat with Le Monde readers: Obama, whom I propose calling "nice brother," seems to me seriously hemmed in by a mad pastor and a wife who visibly considers him her little boy.

We propose calling this surface the "Dynamic Emotional Surface" (DES).

A friend proposed calling it International Son Day.

A few members of the committee had proposed calling for a moratorium on capital punishment.

"Some of the venders have proposed calling it a 'Boulevard for the Arts,' " he said.

To end this political stalemate, Dr. McKitrick proposes calling each side's bluff.

In 1895, leaders at Lily Dale agreed to give his Florida camp a charter and proposed calling it Cassadaga.