Sentence examples for turn was called from inspiring English sources

Gladstone was an unprincipled maniac and honest in the most odious sense of the word, said his rival Disraeli; who in turn was called a miscreant of abominable, foul and atrocious nature by an Irish politician.

His show was called "Gaping Flaws," a phrase lifted from a negative online review of his 2007 Edinburgh show, which, in turn, was called "Easy Cliché and Tired Stereotype," a phrase lifted from a negative review of his début 2006 show, "Russell Kane's Theory of Pretension".

The sides take turns at batting and bowling (pitching); each turn is called an "innings" (always plural).

A quarter turn is called a right angle.

A mating, in turn, is called spanning if every possible path in (M) contains at least one connection included in this mating.

And this community, in turn, is called to serve God's goals in the larger world".

The scheme aims to lessen BRICS dependence on the U.S. Federal Reserve and the dollar, and member nations will earmark money from their foreign exchange reserves for swap lines which could in turn be called upon in times of distress.

The drug then will partition into the micelles formed due to the combination of bile salts, phospholipids and cholesterol which in turn are called "mixed micelles".

One of the simplest ways to turn is called a J stroke.

Each player in turn is called in and put through the ordeal, affording much amusement for those already in the room, until all have guessed it and laughed over it.

Sometimes weakness can be his strength when a U-turn is called for.