Sentence examples for they generally called from inspiring English sources
Still, if the pollsters' exact numbers didn't match up with the actual vote tallies, they generally called the winner correctly.
But for the Metabolic Unit and other similar research groups, including the UCH Metabolic Ward and the Middlesex Hospital researchers discussed below, the solution to the puzzle of rickets in the population they generally called "immigrants" or "the Asian community" was of interest principally because it would contribute to unraveling the complex vitamin D cycle.
By historians they are generally called by their personal names.
In the late 1960s, the "Paisleyites", as they were generally called, organised counter demonstrations as a way of disrupting civil rights marches.
But historical records of hurricanes (or tropical cyclones, as they are generally called around the world) "are incomplete and don't go back very far," says Kerry Emanuel, an atmospheric scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge.
They are generally called after the appearance of "", to the left of Washington's head: the Light Motto, Medium Motto, and Heavy Motto.
I had no attention span to speak of and committing myself to a cause -- before they were generally called causes -- was highly suspect.
They are generally called anti-arrhythmics and can also control an underlying medical condition contributing to the attack of arrhythmia.
Capitalizing on this influx of what they and others in town generally called "the hedge-fund guys," Beninati and Cabrera, with various lenders and equity partners, bought a number of commercial buildings in Greenwich and Stamford and converted them into space fit for the kind of tenants who would be willing to pay rents more suited to midtown Manhattan than to coastal Connecticut.
with δ0 ≥ 0, are generally called the generalized (multiple, m-tuple) fractional derivatives.
People are generally called smart because they are engaged in doing things that are generally effective and efficient.
