Sentence examples for was called late from inspiring English sources

A strike was called late Wednesday afternoon at the headquarters of the teachers' association after the state's chief negotiator left the building, telling reporters that talks had ended.

The designer said the collection, which was called Late Night Summer, "was very much about this feelgood moment, also with the music, when young men realise their clothes will make a difference A kind of post-innocence".

In the 60s, Terry Jones and Michael Palin began to practise their sketch-writing skills on a show I did that was called Late Night Line-Up, so I was always very fond of them.

Another possible explanation for the low rate of dialysis is that, because of the critical condition of the patients (APACHE II scores >20), the nephrologist was called late or not even called at all because of 'do no resuscitate' orders.

The offending strategies are called "late trading" and "market timing".

In that situation, the procedure is called late angioplasty.

The second abuse outlined in Mr. Spitzer's case is called late trading.

He believes the Home Office's troubles are symptoms of an irreversible malaise that might be called late modernity.

Flying to Frankfurt in British Airways' business class, I am called late to the aircraft from the lounge.

The confluence of sewing and new technology has created a new breed of what might be called late adopters.

The period of Mannerism and what has more recently been called late Renaissance painting is considered to extend from the 1520s to approximately 1600.