Sentence examples for way of calling from inspiring English sources

(Which is of course another way of calling it steaky).

If nothing else, his is a novel way of calling additional attention to the problems facing his young patients.

But I'm sure the British will not accept the word perestroika, they will find their own way of calling it".

Since there is no formal way of calling speakers, the chamber decides collectively who should take precedence, by hollering.

So this seemed like one way of calling attention to a book by giving an incentive to the customer".

This wasn't meant as a compliment: it was the prudish publisher's way of calling the book bawdy.

(People usually say that as another way of calling football fans common, but sometimes restraint is a good thing).

It's also a way of calling out the "liberal elites" who favour the "Muslim other" over their local population.

For Mr. Rosen, such commissions are a way of calling attention to the landmark building, which his company, RFR Holding, bought in 1998.

They had this wonderful way of calling British films 'films from the studios of Her Majesty', as if the Queen was somehow behind it all.

"To be the means in any way of calling forth one of his divine creations, is no small happiness, is it?" she asked Elizabeth smugly.