Sentence examples similar to white call from inspiring English sources

Albinism, the complete absence of pigment, is known to be caused by a distinct locus from White, called " C" (Whiting 1918).

Spoil heaps are now grassed over and planted with trees; vast, gleaming white, call-centre complexes and retail parks stand where collieries and coking plants used to be; there are new red-and-beige housing developments and smooth new roads and brightly coloured distribution warehouses owned by globo-corps like IKEA.

White called this patch his "melonry".

White called this a "civilizing" effect.

White calls LPs "the pinnacle of musical expression".

On a dirt hill, a man wearing white called the dead men "God's beloved".

Mr White calls this "Micawberesque"—hoping something will turn up, or China will turn down.

The francophile portfolio of Bouké Wines has broadened with the addition of a white called Perlant.

Today Mr. White calls himself a "mystical anarchist" and is fascinated by magic and kabbalah.

White called that assemblage the greatest gathering of artists since the Renaissance.

Both of his wines — a white called Les Béguines and a rosé called Fac-Simile — are almost 100 percent pinot meunier.