Sentence examples for wording called from inspiring English sources

The wording called for May's government to hold a vote on two options – its alternative Brexit plan and whether to legislate "to hold a public vote on a deal or a proposition" that is supported by a majority in the Commons.

Referring to this controversial wording, called "market flex," Lee explains: "The market- flex policy allows Chase to make the [loan] money available, but if a different price is needed to clear the market, the client will have to pay".

For example, the wording calls for disclosure of "new contributors" to Clinton Foundation programs.

Prince, where is the Old World word called "languour"?

And so, we have a word called usury.

Is a quiet word called for, or the ducking stool?

Another motif is Scotland, by necessity — the words called for it.

Small words called particles function like English prepositions, conjunctions, adverbs, and interjections.

And almost always people link that, and they just add an extra word, called media.

It has to do with a very important word called "capital".

By Harvey Breit The New Yorker, December 18 , 1954P. 31 Prince, where is the Old World word called "languour"?