Sentence examples for the publication called from inspiring English sources

The publication called the current era "the golden age of sports cars," highlighting driver-oriented models like the Toyobaru twins and the snarling Camaro ZL1.

An earlier ad-supported version of the publication called Cook's Magazine lurched through several owners before being absorbed by Gourmet, mostly because creating the kind of editorial material that brought in ads made it difficult to distinguish the magazine from larger publications.

On Thursday, the publication called for the automaker to disable its hands-free operation until the system can be made safer.

The publication called "The Gold-Bug" an "abortion" and "unmitigated trash" worth no more than $15.

The publication called it "a charming throwback" when "TV character novelty albums have faded away in recent years".

It was ranked at number 23 on Gigwise's list of The Best Album Covers of 2008, in which the publication called it "intimate and rather ambiguous".

Last week, in preparation for the release of the Princeton review rankings, CU President Bruce Benson slammed the publication, calling its findings unscientific.

According to The Hill, Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) -- whom the publication calls "a pivotal deal-maker in Congress" -- is really feeling down in the dumps because President Barack Obama doesn't call him on the phone anymore to... make deals, I guess?

That paper also pointed out that the liberal think tank Center for American Progress has branded the Deepwater Horizon disaster "Cheney's Katrina," arguing that its origins lie in the "cosy ties" between regulators and industry that began with what the publication calls Cheney's "controversial" energy task force in 2001.

The publication calls for disability-disaggregated data, accessible physical environments, and mechanisms of accountability.

The publication calls upon governments and community leaders to tap into this under-utilized source of energy.