Example sentences of "calling it " in BNC.

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1 ‘ Keeping her man under her eye and calling it looking after him . ’
2 But senators opposed to the bases vowed to block its passage , calling it illegal .
3 Abyssinia , as I insist on calling it ’ .
4 In the words of one contemporary observer : ‘ these cheaters turned the cat in the pan , giving to diverse vile patching shift s an honest and godly title , calling it by the name of law … to the destruction of the good labouring people ’ ( Salgá0do , Cony-Catchers , 15 ) .
5 Rudd designed the chassis , calling it his ‘ overstressed skin car ’ .
6 In large sections of Punjab they extort money ( calling it taxation ) , hold courts , decree what local newspapers should print and even decide what dress schoolchildren should wear .
7 Forlornly comical in photos , with its gaunt face and fluffy body , no one else from dusty patent lawyers to impassioned animal rights activists can resist calling it the Gheep .
8 Calling it ‘ one of the worst taxes ever created in the history of man ’ , the Duke appeared to speak for the old Conservative tradition .
9 As Senator Cohen put it , a sort of metaphysical exercise went on ‘ to define how many foreign leaders can be made to dance on the head of the President 's contra programme without calling it a solicitation ,
10 This week , each will be hoping to move up a gear for the first of the year 's major championships , even if Augusta do still insist on calling it a tournament .
11 Eventually the name was transferred , not least because the Spanish were calling it pina .
12 But Mr Moshe Arens , Defence Minister , attacked the agreement , calling it ‘ capitulation ’ to unfounded claims of racial discrimination .
13 Brace , from Bridgend , is open about his commitment to the race , calling it ‘ glitter of gold ’ — money rather than medals — and that is why so many of the other runners want to do well .
14 ‘ They are calling it the ‘ Seweries ’ . ’
15 The NCB was keen to play down existing evidence , calling it ‘ conjecture and speculation ’ .
16 A sad and ironic pendant to this story was the fact that when Dowding was dismissed he could not betray Ultra by calling it to the defence of his strategy .
17 Count Lambsdorff , the former Economics Minister , now Chairman of the centrist FDP , delivered a particularly strong attack on John Major 's hard ecu plan , calling it ‘ nonsense ’ .
18 By not calling it a ‘ Nuclear Obligation ’ , the government hoped to avoid a charge of totally rigging the market and could be seen to at least throw out a lifeline to the renewables .
19 ‘ Ah — the producer 's calling it Mondo Desire . ’
20 I thought of calling it that , in fact .
21 I 'll tell you some of the titles I thought of calling it .
22 ‘ The Navy are calling it ‘ The Biggest Wave Mission ’ . '
23 But calling it wages for housework not only simplifies the solution , it also simplifies the problem .
24 Antoine Müller became the widow 's chef de caves , or chief cellarer between 1810 and 1822 , although in March of 1822 he resigned from his position and was able to set up his own Champagne establishment , calling it Müller-Ruinart .
25 The Thrills Nerve Centre has now been ‘ computer-ed up ’ for the '90s and that is precisely why they 're all calling it The Hi-Tech Capital Of Satire .
26 I 'll settle for calling it beaten .
27 THE BRAIN EMO story PART 2 : ‘ He tried to change the world by turning it on its side and calling it something else ’
28 The congress adopted a name for the party in the historical tradition , calling it the ‘ All-Union Communist Party of Bolsheviks ’ or VKPB , in an attempt to resurrect the name VKP(b) , which is what the Leninist-Stalinist party was called until 1952 .
29 That is why the contests for the Labour Party 's leadership and deputy leadership sit so ill in the context of the continuing post-mortem — or biopsy , as Neil Kinnock insisted on calling it — after Labour 's fourth consecutive election defeat .
30 Last year they were calling it Howards ' Way with horses , this year they 've been calling it Howards ' Way without boats .
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