Sentence examples for share called from inspiring English sources

Eddings unveils a bunch of purple Skittles, Jolly Ranchers, sodas, and drinks, and they sample them and discuss a chemical compound they all share, called methyl anthranilate.

But Bob McIntyre, the director of Citizens for Tax Justice, which favors tax policies in which the wealthy pay a larger share, called Mr. Trump's seeming pride in paying little or nothing in taxes an "anti-American" view.

Many of the biggest e-commerce sites like Amazon pay others a small revenue share called an affiliate fee if they send buying customers over.

In May 2010, Macarthur's board rejected an offer from Peabody of 15 dollars a share, calling it too low.

The company's board repeated Friday that it would not accept Oracle's offer of $17 a share, calling the bid "unacceptable".

The first row of Table 7 reveals that the share of firms making callbacks to both of the candidates (47%) is effectively equal to the share calling only Han candidates (46%).

Among Democrats, however, the pattern was reversed – the share calling the problem serious dropped from 17% before the news conference to 8% after.

Dimaya's lawyer, Joshua Rosenkranz, asked the court consider the permanence of deportation in making its decision — a notion Gorsuch appeared to share, calling the consequences "grave".

If you have photographs or a story to share, call a few weeks later and ask to stop by.

(Sharing, called co-brokering, means brokers must split the commission).

Mr Sandler, who will be paid with Wachovia shares, called that "a bunch of garbage".