Sentence examples for so called out from inspiring English sources

And so, called out once, he made sure Owens did not have the chance to penalise him again, until right at the end, when he figured the reward to be had from blatantly killing the ball was worth the risk, since there were only minutes to play and New Zealand were 10 points up.

These controversies notwithstanding, the divergence between Native American and Asian sequences for each mtDNA haplogroup led some authors to suggest that the Native American founder population stayed isolated in Beringia from the remaining Asian populations prior to their entry in the Americas [9], the so called "out of Beringia" model.

The major challenge therein constitute in particular time-delayed sensor data, so called Out-of-Sequence (OoS) measurements, which appear, e.g., by timely misaligned scan rates, varying communication delays, or asynchronous sensors caching their data in a local storage.

The song and the video seek to distinguish Pink from Lindsay, Paris, and Jessica, and the lyrics sincerely ask, "Where, oh where, have the smart people gone?" Pink has shown no small amount of flesh in her rise to the top, so calling out anyone else's bra tactics is a highly suspect move.

So calling out his words and behavior is a political move.

"I thought someone was out there, so I called out to him.

Every fifteen strokes or so, Miller called out "Hut!" and after the next stroke every paddler switched his paddle to the opposite side.

"People did not recognize him, and they got suspicious so they called out, 'Suicider!' to try to warn the mosque's security guards," he said.

He walked it like he sang it; he was once indicted for contempt by the same government he so frequently called out in his music (the charges were later overturned).

So I called out exterminators to help me with my bedbug infestation.

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