Sentence examples for rack called from inspiring English sources

The first is the wavy rack, "called the continuous curve," he said.

This paper focuses on an impact-sensitive type of storage rack, called "drive-in racks".

In a smart LED-equipped wine rack called WineM, every bottle has an RFID tag, and the rack is connected to the internet to let the owner know when a bottle has been removed.

That's in part because of a patent-pending storage rack — called TubeRack — that absorbs the energy of an earthquake or a collision with something like a forklift without breaking or falling.

From space, the islands look like a clawed finger reaching out from the mainland into the Norwegian Sea; from the ground they are a riot of mountains and fjords and fishing villages where splayed codfish hang drying on wooden racks called fiskehjeller.

After you do this, or if you do not have sliding racks, call up an inch and walk the boat out of racks.

Once you have the boat out of the racks, call the rowers to show sides and split if you were over heads, or to go up to shoulders if you were carrying the boat at waist level.

Today that changed when Parikh announced a new top-of-rack switch called Wedge.

One of them was the Arena dish rack ("We call them 'dish drainers' in the U.K.," he said), a white and avocado-green plastic design that resembles a miniature stadium.

This species gives a quiet, throaty rick-rack call at the breeding colony, but is otherwise largely silent.

Mr. Warsh said the agency tried the bus program, called Rack 'n' Roll, in the southern part of the state because it is served by a single bus garage, making the program easy and economical.