called it

They called it hypnotoxin because, when they injected it into other dogs which had not been prevented from sleeping, the dogs fell asleep.

Usually they tried to deal with whatever obvious problems presented themselves, and then they called it a day.

Holiday delays at the nation's airports have become such a fixture that President Bush last week called it "a season of dread. "

Gandhi was arrested, but British was soon forced to release him, he called it a moral victory.

Andy Kessler, the technology investor and writer, called it "a smart offensive move. "

They called it a Walkman. Today, you might be able to pick one up at a charity shop.

Asked about the charge of foreign meddling, State Department Spokesman McCormack called it a "canard. "

In a nation-wide address moments after vetoing the spending bill, the president called it a prescription for chaos and confusion.

A witness in a penthouse apartment called it a perfect landing, as if on cement.

Baker called it a "proof of principle, " and Sierra described the findings as "low-hanging fruit. "

He found his way to the place and, searching here and there, called it by the name he had given it.

He called it an unfortunate accident and said the opposition had conferred with NATO commanders on ways to prevent it from happening again.

Visiting economist Milton Friedman called it 'a statist monument for a dead pharaoh on the level of the pyramids. '

No, he called it a ''thing''. He said meet me for a drink thing. He never used the ''D'' word.

and in his opinion, advertising, or "puffing" as he called it, deserved to be taxed out of existence.

President Obama called it a historic consensus, but acknowledged it was only a first step with major work still ahead.

The mariners called it a mere squall, took in their sails a bit and pressed on to the next port.

They called it a computer error and accidents, we know, can happen in the best-regulated systems.

R. Thomas Zoeller, chair of the biology department at the University of Massachussetts, called it "a very important paper. "

After twenty years as a teacher, Mr Burr called it a day and retired.

Indian-born Mr. Pabrai called it a small 'guru dakshina, ' or an offering to one's teacher.

LESTAT: In the old world, they called it the Dark Gift, Louis. And I gave it to you.

Even before the National Book Award, The Daily Racing Form called it a "gem of a racing novel. "

SHERLOCK HOLMES might have called it "the curious case of the corporate-bond market" .

At the briefing, Holmer called it a "useful step toward greater flexibility and an eventual float of the currency. "

The administration official called it "a facts-be-damned decision . . . Their analysis was way off, but they wouldn't budge. "

A television commentary called it "a victory" for Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's government.

The Head of ICRC Operations, Pierre Kraehenbuehl, called it a full blown humanitarian crisis.

He called it a sacrifice, and demanded it of her goodness and self-command as such.

The Wall Street Journal's editorial page called it a "bipartisan strategic muddle ginned up for domestic political purposes" .

He called it a narrow escape. But it was really a cliff-hanger .

People then called it Nanxiang Xiaolongbao and this was the beginning of the long, splendid story of this small snack.

The Commission president talked about Europe as a global player and leader. He called it a key ambition for this generation of politicians.

He called it a "very sad day" for the Indian parliament, adding: "Nobody will be spared if found guilty. "

Like a classic run on the bank, money began to pull out of the entire region. They called it contagion.

Even so, gay rights groups called it a major advance for the families of lesbians, gay men, bisexuals and transgender individuals.

Kennedy decided to use a naval blockade -- he called it a "quarantine" -- to prevent any more Soviet ships from reaching Cuba.

Some, in fact, have called it a VHLL (Very High-Level Language); though this term is not well-defined, I think its use is justified here.

An environmental lawyer who has clashed with the Mercatus Center called it "a means of laundering economic aims. "

When he was in the prison his jailers had called it a "xunyusuo, " which means "moral education institute. "

Malik called it "a way for us to show solidarity with all the innocent lives lost and all the families affected. "

The residents in turn called it a raid on their land by insatiable city officials, and paraded a few poor old folk.

While some experts called it a roller coaster kind of day, others were quick to put a calming tone to it.

The Nail Watch, as they naturally called it, allows you to check the time with just a quick glance over your arm.

or as he called it, a megalosaurus.

It was her first exploration outside China, and she called it 'a great trip' filled with romance and water sports.

Secretary Rice says administrative details remain to be resolved before the signing. But she called it "a done deal. "

Mr Johnson painted his house all morning; then he called it a day and went to the movies.

But she called it "a terrific tool for raising awareness. "

Antwanp tweeting from Nacogdoches, USA, said it was "a great day for the United States, " while kmariiezy called it a "beautiful thing. "

The company emphasizes the operation system embodying the culture of learning and called it as the operating software of the corporation.

The Miami Herald called it "a highly readable, bittersweet rediscovery of an art dealer who made a difference. "

But all sides called it a hopeful sign toward a peaceful resolution to the overlapping claims in the South China Sea.

Next time the generator is called, it picks up where it left before -- both in terms of function flow and in terms of variable values.

Experts called it a "flash in the pan, " while forgetting that even small sparks can be helpful in a severe crisis.

They even disagreed on the name for the 2006 visit; Mr. Hu called it a "state visit" while Mr. Bush called it an "official visit. "

And the editorial called it a "bitter irony" that Xintai had been held up as a model city for reducing its number of petitioners .

Remembering her scars, he called it "To write love on her arms" and printed the unusual slogan on T-shirts to raise money for her treatment.

Herb tried to repair his car engine all morning before he called it a day and went fishing.

He called it a "major victory" for powerful interests like big oil companies, Wall Street banks and health insurance companies.

So Premier Zhou Enlai called it a state treasure.

The Conservatives have called it a "spectacular display of economic incompetence. "

In this way, each time the service is called, it is as though that service is being used for the first time.

He called it a tremendous sacrifice. "There is no time to sleep, or even to eat, " he said.

Bing Gordon, a director at Zynga, called it a logical combination, saying "it's all about entertainment. "

After a few more words I called it a night and went to bed.

''Transformers'' overcame harsh reviews from critics, who called it a visual-effects extravaganza without much story or human heart.

It had his mother's face and his wife's body, but Bartholdi called it "my daughter, Liberty" .

President Obama called it a "good day for America" this morning at a White House ceremony.

Me, only five, liked it so much; It had been with me in and out all along, I called it "my precious stone" .

A PBOC spokeswoman on Thursday declined to comment, though at least one observer called it a 'warning shot. '

No one in their right mind would not have called it a planet back then, because we didn't know any better.

The crocodile called it a 'chance' , but he might as well have dragged me into the river right then and there.

PAN Senator Ricardo Garcia Cervantes called it a clear violation of Mexico's sovereignty.

The opposition leader who drop ped out of the race called it a useless exercise.

U. S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called it a "transparent ploy" by Iran to avoid United Nations Security Council sanctions.

Ministry of Defense called it a motorcycle range, but other speculate it may be some sort of calibration tool for satellites.

In Yemen, tens of thousands protested in the capital, Sana'a, on Thursday. They called it a "Day of Rage. "

The cheapest bail-out in the world, as he initially called it, turned into one of the costliest.

The dancing road, his sister had called it, from her place in the cab with their parents.

The alma mater, is what we called it a day one thousand times, while others are not allowed to insult a school.

He wrote a novel, and it was not really such a bad novel as the critics later called it, although it was a very poor novel.

"Why is Pakistan so important an ally to America [that] America has never called it a terrorist state? , " asked one student.

Kevin Rushby, reviewing the book for the Guardian, called it "a witty parable of India's changing society" .

Earlier reports called it a combination of pig, human and avian influenza strains.

US President Obama called it a historical victory for the Libyan people.

As you can see, even though the same home page is called, it appears significantly different from each link.

Rabindranath Tagore called it a teardrop glistening on the cheek of time.

When the effort to imprison her father failed, the girl started a blog and called it A Declaration of War on Unfaithful Husbands.

For the first four pesticides, they called it "a matter of urgency. "

I called it love I mean - it felt like love There were moments. . . well, there were moments. . . (The Present)Go out with you?

Ruskin called it a "serious distortion" and estimated that the unemployment rate could slip back to 5. 3 percent in June.

At the time, a certain Mitt Romney called it "a tax cut for fat cats" .

Analysts from Deutche Bank called it a "a solid quarter showing good progress, " predicating a bounce in shares.

President Obama also called it a "horrific and cowardly attack. "

See, that's why I called it a burro .

He called it "a crime against religion and the entire Muslim umma [community]" .

Fadela Amara, the cities minister, has called it "a coffin that kills fundamental liberties" .

One senior executive called it a "riptide" from which there could be no escape.

Speaking to investigators, he called it "a personal mistake and abusiness mistake. "

Speaking to investigators, he called it "a personal mistake and abusiness mistake. "

Officials on both sides called it an historic moment for both nations, and said it would strengthen bonds between the two countries.

He has called it a war of necessity, but voters are turning against the campaign.

The preacher thought the fork was evil and called it a diabolical luxury.

The medical staff just called it a miracle. Karen called it a miracle of God's love!

When a listener's handler method is called, it receives an instance of the javax. management. Notification class.

And people called it Jingwei, Nuwa's father was an emperor. He was very unhappy when he saw Jingwei.

We found out a gap between liver and colon that CT doctor called it "one thread " to be used to puncture through.

One observer has called it a "balance of financial terror. "

George Bush called it a landmark in Iraq's transition to democracy.

An inventor mounted a rocket onto a backpack and called it a rocket belt.

She would have been good-looking, save for the impassive fixity of her face, 'bull-dog', as her brothers called it.

Burroughs always called it a shamanistic gift.

This is because each time a function is called, it has an activation record (also called a stack frame) associated with it.

And he called it a valve because it would only allow current to pass in one direction. . .

A disgruntled member of one national-unity government in 1984 called it "a two-headed monster" .

Close to two dozen boutiques, some of which still flourish elsewhere, have called it quits on Columbus over the last four years.

Mike Riddell of M& G, one of Europe's biggest fund managers, called it "probably the most worrying day" of the crisis so far.

The miracle is that she lived to complete the book at all, enduring a "catalogue of illnesses, " as she called it.

The power is given names, e. g. divine intervention, imagination, grace, God, but what ever it is called it is a real force.

They called it "the company" but it was really a secret government group trained to assassinate political leaders.

Then, when process is called, it finds matches of the regular expression in the document text that it gets from the CAS.

Analysts called it a landmark and complex study.

You called it a script kiddy language, remember?

The daily festival newspapers have called it a wrap.

Scientists, like the general public, called it simply Asian flu.

Rabindranath Tagore 2 called it a teardrop glistening on the cheek of time.

Later, when people had begun eating the vegetable, Europeans called it the "apple of love" , for it was believed to arouse passion.

She chanced to be in when I called. It chanced that she was in when I called.

Baltimore newspaper first called it that during the nineteen twenties when the manufacture and sale of alcohol were banned for a time.

And the hobby is apple TV, the reason I called it a hobby is because a lot of people have tried and failed to make that a business.

Jihad called it a major and significant move for Iraq.

It was a kind of surgery, a kind of delicate science, finding the tempo, the exact location or home of the moan. That's what I called it.

Whatever the riddle is called, it flies in the face of 3, 000 years of logical philosophy.

A ladder leans so the Greeks and Romans called it a climax.

He called it a "switching" of the brain.

Britain's Tony Blair called it a mark of separation.

The new york times "called it a " cheap cop-out.

HOW could a schoolboy prank (as The Economist called it) have become such a painful international crisis?

In 1963, the Los Angeles Times called it a "pseudo-scientific cult. "

I know most people called it 'The Library' because the fans seemed so quiet but I always found it a great atmosphere at Highbury.

I just watched a dull movie and called it a night early.

The October fuel deal was a gamble: Iran called it an acceptance of its "right" to uranium enrichment.

In the past two decades, Jews have called it the City of David, a part of what thousands of years ago was the ancient Jewish capital.

That way, when the toString method is called, it offers indention for easier manual reading of these documents.

Vector theory behind the techniques, a path that can be used in a straight line (vector) and arcs (we called it the rotation of a vector).

Dear sister, I got to Chennai by leaving you, a city I called it " City of Sunshine" .

USAID administrator Rajiv Shah called it "one of the best, most cost-effective life-saving investments we have ever made. "

The genome bubble, as some called it, did not leave the microarray industry unaffected.

Together, in bed, we could sleep, we could dream, and if we heard your servant's mournful cry, we called it a bird or a dog .

After the host called it a night, then we all went home.

This form felt light and airy on the foot. So we called it the 'Mojito' as it was rather like a twist of lime skin.

The "log" , as he called it, was the first solid-body electric guitar.

Now, listen carefully, when something crowds God out of my heart, you know what it's called? It's called an idol.

This liquidity-preference, as Keynes called it, governed the price of financial securities and hence the rate of interest.

At least in my mind I've been thinking it should be Ying Dragon, but when I talked with my friends I still called it Phoenix.

What was the ship called? it was called the Titanic.

When a team member who is a doctor first gave lectures to his fellow doctors, he called it a "new technique" .

grandmother had Down syndrome ( "Mongolism" as they called it in her day).

When the asynchronous method is called, it executes on another thread and raises its corresponding event when it returns.

Since then Buffett began to carefully carry on insurance business and called it "the next few decades the most important source of income. "

Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignity. Your? grandparents had a different word for burger flipping -? they called it opportunity.

Karen called it a miracle of God's love!

Still others called it the heart and the hub the paradigm and essence of the whole economy of God's saving grace.

Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignity. Your grandparents had a different world for burger flipping; they called it opportunity.

Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignity. Your grandparents had a different word for flipping burgers. They called it opportunity.

Rice called it "a place of hope" .

I knew he'd done the job before, If I called it wrong, he might get sore.

Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignity. Our grandparents had a different word for burger flipping, they called it Opportunity.

Flipping burger is not beneath your dignity. Your grandparents had a different word for burger flipping; they called it opportunity.

Or as I would have called it in college: "finish that whiskey up and hit the joint, and then I'll start to make more sense. "

And he called it Shibah. Therefore the name of the city is Beer-sheba unto this day.

Ms. Winfrey called it "the single greatest love story, in 22 years of doing this show, we've ever told on the air. "

"He called it rhetoric or sophistry, " Mr. Frankfurt said, "and regarded philosophy as the great enemy of rhetoric and sophistry. "

The M. E. called it a heart attack.

I finally took a deferred pass, as they called it, and waited a year and tried again.

Grandmother told me this place was a marsh in which lived the Dragon King. So after the Game, people called it the Dragon Valley. . .

he nearly called it quits in Ethiopia, but his partner persuaded him to go on, according to the AFP.

At first, i just tried to ignore it and even called it a "passing phase" for fear that my heart would be broken again.

He had started as a mbaqanga singer, making traditional Zulu "tourist music" , as he called it, and selling plenty of records.

"Somewhat of an anomaly, " Rick Kahn, an official in the Colorado Division of Wildlife, called it in a statement.

Some called it a labor of love.

The referee called it good, and one of the linemen confirmed the shot was a winner.

They called it the Apple I, and it began the age of personal computing and the dispersal of computer power to every sector of the economy.

for that purpose. They called it the American Colonization Society.

We called it "Marvel Legends" and we found a little sweet spot.

umpire called it a no ball.

Bhutto called it "an attack on democracy" and vowed it would not deter her political campaign.

The main Shia party has called it an "invasion" , whereas many Sunnis see it as a "brotherly" intervention to restore order.

What is "self-discipline" ? As it is called, it is to self-discipline oneself.

Gilson called it "the converted metaphysics" , what he emphasized is "the limit of the mind's extension" , namely eternal God's creation.

Franklin knew lots of things about lots of things, so in 1732 he decided to write his own almanac. He called it Poor Richard's Almanac.

They said it. They called it the watery place or something. You know Venus has a lot of water on it.

Results include a map of crime in New South Wales, and a tool for sharing data about needed road repairs called "It's Buggered, Mate" .

he called it "my health resort" and he feared that the coconuts that covered it would tempt some enterprising trader.

The Oxford University Press called it the word of the year.

When we first reviewed Siri last February, we called it "one of the most ambitious mobile services we have seen in the last few years. "

It is of such professional quality that the Georgia General Assembly has called it the "Official Folk Life Play of Georgia. "

It was all imaginative literature, or as my dad called it "Weird Stuff. "

As do all insects, a butterfly has a hard outer covering, called it an exoskeleton, that both supports and protects the body.

This mor thing somebody gives my mother a dog , it has one month , as a rabbit magnitude, black, I called it tom fool . I like it a little.

Back in 1998 the Party's now jailed leader Abdulla Ojalon called it the women's party and the worse insult here is to be called macho.

When the delegate instance is called, it in turn calls the event handler method.

That is what is best when one wants, naturally, to get out of this infernal business, as Freud called it.

The great biologist Stephen Jay Gould called it "the most potentially interesting and ethically unacceptable experiment I can imagine. "

"[20] Ed Rollins has called it " probably the most serious violation of any political pledge anybody has ever made.

Chen Shui-bian called it the worst setback in the history of the DPP, and took responsibility by resigning as the party's chairman.

Analysis shows that stocks with the big mo (as the first President Bush called it) are more correlated with growth than value.

But after trying it out, she called it comfortable.

Rule5: Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignity. You Grandparents had a different word for burger flipping: they called it opportunity.

He called it the Greater Intelligence or God. It told him he belonged to the universe.

Recently, I read a article of a master in management, it's about people's psychological activity, she called it explanation.

Rabbi David Rosen, head of inter-religious affairs for the American Jewish Committee, called it "important, good and useful" .

The "colour line" , as he called it, remained "the most tragic and persistent social problem" the country faced.

Smith was familiar with rampant speculation, or "over trading" as he politely called it.

Even so, there was still much pity left. The Green and Peace Organization called it at most a half green.

An Englishman would have called it tweed, originally a misreading of tweel, the Scots form of twill.

Puerto Rico had a network of birth control clinics and no Comstock laws. Pincus called it "the perfect laboratory. "

Republican opponents called it an unnecessary government takeover of a private industry.

Thipping burgers is not beneath your dignity. Your grandparents had a different word for burger flipping; they called it opportunity.

She called it "Fillette" , and cradled it in her arms like a doll.

Doctor Supachai Rerks-Ngarm, who led the study for the Thai Ministry of Public Health, called it a scientific breakthrough.

He is known as the "baby faced assassin" , because of his youthful looks. He hates being called it though.

Moscow has called it unfair that the treaty restricts movement of military equipment within its own borders.

If the target structure does not exist when MoveFile is called, it will be created.

The prime minister called it Cambodia's worst tragedy since the rule of the Khmer Rouge.

But many conservatives criticized plans for the speech. Some called it "socialized education" or federal interference in local schools.

Understanding his "muddy mind" , as he once called it, became a guiding principle, his job as a writer.

How was the concert? The singer had a sore throat so they called it off.

is called it? In addition to this program every Tuesday outside the broadcast will also replay any time?

He only used his personal dishes, an affectation the captain called it, but part of the ritualized necessities that kept him going.

When a wave of redemptions hit the Madoff funds, the Ponzi scheme, as Mr Madoff himself reportedly called it, became unworkable.

Flipping burgers are not beneath your dignity. Your grandparents had a different word for burger flipping; they called it " oppourunity. "

Ricky called it the most beautiful of his career in a post-game interview.

This is called synaesthesia -- Galton called it synaesthesia, a mingling of the senses.

At least a third of the 3, 000 tea manufacturers and merchants have called it quits in recent months.

And underneath we had all this technosphere, we called it.

For a secondary-school contest, she started a company that managed special events and called it Teen Touch.

IS POKER "a gambling game, pure and simple" , as a judge in Louisiana called it in a much-cited 1910 judgment?

her father and ran out of the room, back to watching cartoons on the telly, as they called it in England.

If people called it art, all well and good; but his was the ethic of the craftsman.

"They actually called it shan he tao, which was the word for being a soft-shelled hickory, " he says.

Google has not issued a formal statement on the auction outcome but has reportedly called it "disappointing" .

Gets the line number of the task node within the project file that called it.

Others, though, called it ugly, cheesy and there were even claims that it could trigger epileptic seizures.

He called it nonsense that the two corporations might come to terms with the DRC without any action under such circumstances.

What is the tower in the centre of the Parliament buildings called It is called Peace Tower.

He visited a prison called Khamees, near Baquba, at the end of last year, and called it a "hell-hole. "

An activist group, Citizens Against Government Waste, called it an example of out-of-control spending and mismanagement .

Norman: He called it shadow casting, keeping his line above water long enough and low enough to makd a rainbow rise.