Sentence examples for spread called from inspiring English sources

One spread called Farage "deluded and dangerous".

But an eggplant spread called boyjon was bland.

Mr. Jello (pronounced JILL-lo) makes an unusually good version of the eggplant spread called baba ghanouj.

There is also a two-page spread called "Applauds," with photographs of parades, parties at senior centers and other events.

Because there were so few record releases that week we were able to give the young laughing talent a double-page spread called Far From The Manning Crowd.

Twelve years after he débuted, with "Xiao Wu," his award-winning student feature about a pickpocket, Jia had been hired by the Chinese edition of Esquire to shoot a spread called "Beijing Spring".

The New York Daily News hit newsstands on Monday with a full cover spread calling out Bill Cosby as "America's Rapist".

Hunter reacted angrily to the photos that appeared in the magazine spread, calling them "repulsive," according to Barbara Walters who reportedly spoke to Hunter on Monday.

As news of the Trump administration's paid parental leave proposal continues to spread, calling out these dangerous proposals for what they are is more important than ever.

In fact some have expressed discomfort with how the word has spread, calling Afrobeats a clever re-branding that lumps together music from "diverse places and historical contexts into one new category".

Luckily, the Food and Drug Administration is coming to mayonnaise's defense and fighting off the manufacturers of a vegan spread calling itself Just Mayo, despite the absence of eggs in its recipe.