Sentence examples for I generally call from inspiring English sources

I generally call BACC Travel (800-222-2746), butimeis time, for variety's sake, I tested a competitor, AirProjects.com.com

By the end of the first show, she has already developed what I generally call "the front row nod": nodding gently in time to the show's soundtrack.

I would generally call them kids products," Jay Wright, president and general manager of Vuforia at PTC, the company behind the platforms that power many of the toys and games that run on AR, says.

And I'm talking about the past, about what we generally call tradition; I'm talking about all those others who were once in the world and who have acted or who now act through us.

I don't believe in what people generally call "God," but to hear me play you might think I do.

"I do things that people with a lot of jewellery generally call art," he says.

We, I believe, in the aggregate produced some 57,000 of what we might generally call books ten years ago.

Catholic residents of Northern Ireland generally call themselves Irish while Protestants call themselves British.

They generally call me grumpy for my efforts; perhaps they are right.

Students in subsequent years of study must register for an Extended Residence Unit (generally call number 77771).

But as a society, we don't generally call these types of activities "charity".