Sentence examples for I literally called from inspiring English sources

"I literally called him cold," he said.

"And I literally called the New York Pops, and I said, 'I've got something for you.' And Skitch loved it".

We'd sit and have conversations about 'Star Wars.' And now whenever I see Billie Dee, I can literally call him 'Lando Calrissian' and he'll laugh it off like 'Oh, he's just being funny.'" .

"I woke up one day and literally called my parents," she said.

"There's a street right through the middle of town literally called Bar Street, and I like the idea that it's pretty straightforward".

Considering that the new trailer reveals a version of the sparky little mouse person that's decked out in full-on luchador gear (he's literally called Pikachu Libre) I don't know why anyone would use someone else. .

I mean, you literally go to a club to listen to something that is literally called 'dance music' so I guess you've got to do what the name says and y'know, dance.

Now I'm sitting in an office listening to a song actually, literally called "Walking in the Sky" off an album actually, literally called Free Your Mind, and you should really see my face right now.

I know this is an odd thing to say about a cocktail that's literally called a "Cocksucking Cowboy," but it made me want kids.

The symbolism in The Last Tycoon is so blatant that Stahr's movie is literally called The American Dream.

The National Cancer Institute was literally called the wild west of cancer, because they did all these things that would have been impermissible today".