Sentence examples for a bit calling from inspiring English sources

But Roberts, the urban affairs correspondent of The New York Times, oversells his subject a bit, calling it "the nation's living room and town square".

It's a bit called diversion.

"If you're an art practitioner and you experience our analysis live, you feel a bit called out".

(Let's not talk about Liza's nightie. It all went a bit Call the Midwife meets Carrie).

sketches, a bit called "The Chris Farley Show," he played an exaggerated version of himself, subjecting celebrities to a series of earnest and inane questions.

But his first month on the air, the article noted, Mr. Stern "did a bit called 'Virgin Mary Kong,' about God's new video game in which a bunch of guys kept chasing the Holy Mother around a singles bar".

In between came a bit called "Fifty Shades of Grey Karaoke," in which the Roots played tinkly love ballads while audience members sang lines written by "the erotic smut-peddler E. L. James," as Fallon put it.

Among her stand-up routines was a bit called "Limited Dreams," in which she talked about what she was able to envision for herself growing up: maybe, she thought, she could become an extra on "M*A*S*H".

The two Andys slur along before Liam heckles them, grabs the microphone, sings for a bit, calls someone a cunt and throws the mic to the ground.

Oh, also, a bit called "Trade Deals Working for All Americans" appears in its own section and in the section titled "America First Foreign Policy".

Oh, also a bit called "Trade Deals Working for All Americans" appears in its own section and in the section titled "America First Foreign Policy".