Sentence examples for the article called from inspiring English sources

I dutifully watch the video posted with the article called "Run, Hide, Fight". The best option is to run, and we should encourage others to flee with us, but "don't let their indecision keep you from going". The illustrated slides instruct us to choose a route carefully, think unconventionally, consider jumping out a window.

The article called it "by far the best example of filial piety" in years.

ANDREW INNES: There's another game that I talked about in the article called The Extraordinaires.

The article called for a concerted European approach to help forge a "positive relationship" with Russia.

The article called Foxconn a "typical" Chinese factory, with much better facilities than many small and medium-size factories.

The sub-headline on the article called alarms "a dubious deterrent to a few; a nuisance to everyone else".

Such "alliance predicaments," as the article calls them, are not limited to Japan.

The article calls them constituencies, but we're talking about the same thing.

As for the "article calling for a change of cabinet," Greeley vowed that he had not written it.

No wonder former Ku Klux Klansman David Duke was quick to endorse the article, calling it a "great step forward".

But the article calls the problems persistent, and Dr. Prezant said: "I don't ever want to use the word permanent.