Sentence examples for site calls from inspiring English sources

BP's Web site calls it a "mini-documentary".

A decision posted to the court's Web site calls the settlement "fair, adequate and reasonable".

BMW's i3 concept has what the company's Web site calls "visually natural fibers".

(Fees are lower for what the site calls "well-trained but unpublished" writers).

Mr. Giuliani's campaign Web site calls him a strong supporter of the Second Amendment.

The site calls itself a "social market place for the firearms community".

The prize's Web site calls support of contemporary art "core to Becks U.K. marketing since 1985".

The site calls the projects "wasteful, unnecessary and low-priority spending".

The site calls itself "the premier online gathering place for independent, grass-roots conservatism," which seems right to me.

Mr. Balbo calls the food New American, and the restaurant's Web site calls Trattachino "the New American Eatery".

The site calls the clip "Festival of Narcissus" and describes "one female dancer (representing Narcissus?) w/chorus of female dancers".