Sentence examples for small calling from inspiring English sources

But the youngest member of the family, Small, calling the others "such sillies," boldly ventures outdoors to confront the beast, who seems quite fearsome at first.

But those exceptions, exemptions and accommodations would have the effect of making the population of those who really aren't working when they could be quite small, calling into question the point of doing any of this.

Although the number of U12 introns is small, calling for some caution in the interpretation of the results, taken together, these findings are compatible with the notion that U12 introns in 5'-portions of animal and plant genes tend to be conserved owing to their functional importance.

Small called the 14th "one of the most difficult par 5s in all of golf".

Back home, Ms. Small called her sister, Susan Small, and declared, "I think I'm done looking".

Ms. Small called after the party to thank Mr. Wolfensohn for a good time.

d) Ipseok-dae colonnades of which face widths are relatively small, called small-scale colonnades.

"However, all such instances refer to individuals that were simply small (called proportionate dwarfism)," Fernando said.

It is alleged Mr Small called African migrants "scroungers" and Clare Balding and Sir Elton John "perverts" because of their sexualities.

If the terrace is too small, call the mason and make it a little larger.

If your buttons are not gone or got smaller call your doctor.