Example sentences of "calls [pos pn] [adj] " in BNC.

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1 Or what Pete calls my funny tea .
2 Theresa , who does n't mind being called a whore but starts screaming if anyone calls her retarded , is the kind of character who seems to promise a fate worse than rape , but the greatest violence reside in Al , who tries to calm himself with images of lambs , only to have them open their mouths to show him teeth and worms .
3 Then a customer calls her shameless .
4 The computer takes care of the nuts and bolts of the composition , the component Dr Mathews calls its predetermined part .
5 Mr Pope drew from memory a remarkably accurate sketch of the hexagonal table with headsets , an example of which I was able to inspect at Telecom Technology Showcase , as British Telecom calls its new museum .
6 The US calls its latest weapon the Ground Launched Cruise Missile ( GLCM ) , inevitably pronounced ‘ glickum ’ .
7 Japan 's stance over what it calls its Northern Territories has been that there can be no peace treaty between the two countries until all four of the islands ( Etorofu , Kunashiri , Shikotan and Habomai ) are returned .
8 He calls his new ale Pierrepoint 's Last Drop .
9 Carl Ledbetter , SunSelect 's general manager , perhaps best remembered by the industry as the erstwhile chief executive officer of ETA Systems , Control Data Corp 's supercomputer subsidiary , calls his new charge ‘ Sun 's heretical sect . ’
10 Magdalena Abakanowicz shows work from the past five years at Marlborough , including a couple of ten-foot-high hand-like bronze trees ; Joel Shapiro fills both up- and downtown Pace with recent bronzes incorporating cylindrical and spherical forms new to his repertoire ( both shows until 5 June ) ; Beverly Pepper peppers Emmerich with new bronzes as well as a survey , in photographs and maquettes , of recent public commissions ; and Robert Shelton , who hears the surf pounding daily in his Malibu studio , calls his recent show at Louver ‘ thingsgetwet ’ .
11 Maslow calls his experiential self-actualization workshops ‘ laboratories ’ in self-knowledge ( Maslow and Chiang 1977 ) .
12 Blair calls his low-budget high-tech approach ‘ electronic cinema ’ and says it will be the form of the Nineties for creative independents .
13 Mark calls his patient Martha back in London and leaves a message on the answering machine .
14 No wonder the mysterious Amerindian guru , Don Juan , with uncharacteristic directness calls his anthropological mouth-piece , Carlos Castaneda , a ‘ pimp ’ .
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