Sentence examples for was quickly called from inspiring English sources

It was quickly called "the carnival suit".

The military was quickly called in to assist the police.

The well-liked driver was quickly called a hero by residents.

In 1925, when Ed Smalls opened Smalls's Paradise, a nighclub for black and white patrons that offered jazz, Chinese food and waitresses on roller skates, it was quickly called "the hottest spot in Harlem".

The total never looked enough after Porterfield and Ed Joyce put on an 80-run second-wicket partnership, but Ireland were denied the chance to cross the finish line when the floodlights twice went out at the Sylhet Stadium and with rain following, the match was quickly called to a halt.

Cameron, who was given a rapturous reception when he addressed the first post-election meeting of the 1922 committee of backbench Tory MPs, will address the cabinet after appointing a series of ministers from modest backgrounds to what was quickly called the Tories' first blue-collar cabinet.

Firefighters, who were quickly called, found "a white glow with radiant heat waves" coming from the battery.

Goons from the government-controlled trade union roughed up some Honda strikers, but they were quickly called off.

Federal troops were quickly called to quell the strike, and some workers may have been killed, Mr. Montgomery said.

Police and other emergency services were quickly called to the scene, and around 140 people were evacuated from the MV Beagle Campground on Inskip Point.

The New York Times reported that they were quickly called together by officials from the Saudi Embassy, which feared that they might become the victims of American reprisals.