Sentence examples for safely called from inspiring English sources
In a single stroke he had what might be safely called a complete vision of the information age.
And if there's one group that can be safely called excited about RIM's forthcoming OS launch, it's the BlackBerry loyalists.
Although David moved the bishopric of Mortlach east to his new burgh of Aberdeen, and arranged the creation of the diocese of Caithness, no other bishoprics can be safely called David's creation.
It turns out that all considered methods except MMonly are comparably precise at larger transcript concentrations csp-in > 2 pM, at which the transcripts are safely called present (see previous paragraph).
The most of the methods of the Swing components can only be safely called from the event dispatching thread (the one that calls.actionPerformed and other similar listener methods).
John Betjeman said it was "one of the few English towns one can safely call 'her'".
I think we can safely call time on that one, don't you?
The artist behind it is chef Oliver Lange, whom we can safely call a wunderkind, because he is young, German and very successful.
Add the pool overlooking the beach, a fully equipped 3,000-square-foot 3,000-square-foot 3,000-square-footd you can safely call this a full-service resort.
This leads to a comforting conclusion: if Mr Murdoch comes to Mr Blair looking for reciprocal favours, the Labour leader can safely call his bluff.
As best as one could tell, the most famous Frenchman in New York — you may also safely call him the most notorious — was not to be found at Bastille Day celebrations held on Sunday along East 60th Street.
