Sentence examples for term calling from inspiring English sources

"New Yorkers will be able to see through the hypocrisy of a senator in his third term calling himself an outsider," she said.

Prosecutors, who have been taking a hard line on corruption in South Korea, last month sought a six-year jail term, calling Mr. Chung's crimes "grave".

Only one of the three American doppelbocks made the list, the Sprecher, which oddly misspells the German term, calling itself Dopple Bock.

And he warned that Labour is "perilously close to losing its way and jeopardising a third term", calling on the party to re-evaluate where it is going "and not allow the Lib Dems to steal our clothes".

Jonathan, a 57-year-old southern Christian, is pushing for a second four-year term, calling for more time to build on his first and complete his "transformation agenda".

Upon hearing the sentence, prosecutors — backed by the police and Ms. McBryde's mother — quickly appealed to Britain's highest court for a longer prison term, calling 21 months "unduly lenient".

"We have a term called 'disconnected'disconnected

"There's actually a term called 'white fragility.' Are you familiar with that term?" he asked.

"The Buddhists have a term called 'ahisma', which means 'doing least harm'," explained voltaire17.

"The Japanese have a wonderful term called borrowed scenery," Mr. Fierro said.

Like in Australia?" was met with wild laughter, as was the reversal of the term "call waiting" to "wait calling".