Sentence examples for sweet calls from inspiring English sources

Not that all the residents conducted themselves in suitably monastic ways: The patient population included quantities of what Dr. Sweet calls Bad Boys and Bad Girls, the substance-addled, impossibly behaved denizens of the city's streets whose chronic medical conditions had forced their game indoors.

As beneficiaries of the modern era, we can take a both/and approach, offering the best of each world -- giving what Sweet calls "the right medicine to the right patient at the right time".

I like a sweet called Uncle Joe's Mint Balls.

Mr. Sweet called out to him to stop.

Look out for the soft rice cakes swirled with blue, a Peranakan wedding sweet called Pulut Tai Tai.

Mr. Tembe, 59, a classical music aficionado, also cooked, specializing in an Indian sweet called shrikhand, made with sour cream.

But since the ruling, the line is underused, though still making reduced quantities of a devilish little sweet, called Evening in Kiev, only not for the Russians.

By Bob Conway and John McCarten The New Yorker, November 24 , 1956P. 42 Incidental Intelligence: The Ferrara Candy Company, of Chicago, now offers a sweet called the Atomic Fireball.

Ms. Patel creates variations of an Indian sweet called burfi, a type of fudge flavored with nuts, fruits or spices that she had watched her mother make "a thousand times".

Again, a pretty sweet call: The coffee and doughnut chain reported higher same-store sales for March.

We needed hammocks at this point; we had dessert instead, a high-proof sweet called sopa borracha cake soaked with a sherry syrup mixed with almonds, raisins and coconut and topped with meringue more echoes of Spain.