Sentence examples for the masses called from inspiring English sources

According to an interview with Noisey, an anonymous cabal of anarcho-financiers are preparing to release a "cryptocurrency for the masses" called Coinye West.

Reed had rented a room for Bryant near his apartment at 43 Washington Square, but instead she moved in with him as part of what Max Eastman, editor of The Masses, called a "gypsy compact".

It's these geeks that brought apps like Instagram to the masses, calling it fantastic and amazing.

Call it "the wisdom of the masses," call it "an irony of history" or call it application of the iron law of unintended consequences that usually pervades in the actions of political protagonists.

Artichoke hearts, coated in egg, sauteed with capers and roasted red peppers, and buried in a roasted garlic lemon veloute sauce, were almost indistinguishable within the mass called artichoke hearts del destino.

The result in mammals is the formation of solid masses called corpora lutea, recognizable as prominent reddish-yellow bulges on the ovary.

Recurrent infections can result in the formation of tumourlike masses called granulomas.

The numerous radiating cytoplasmic masses, called pseudopodia (axopodia), are used more for capturing food than for locomotion.

The prayer was a focus of dispute last year when Benedict allowed for greater use of a traditional version of the Latin Mass, called the Tridentine rite.

According to Weisbord the resulting moment becomes zero if the centre of gravity of the Weisbord mass has a certain distance to the clamping of the beam at the Weisbord mass, called "Weisbord distance".

Pentagon leaders may be worried about the mass call-up of Reserves and the National Guard for this war.