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The phrase "a man calling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a man is making a phone call or summoning someone.
Example: "I heard a man calling for help from the other side of the street."
Alternatives: "a man shouting" or "a man summoning".
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The silence from white women ― especially so-called liberal progressive white women ― on a man calling a black woman a whore in mainstream media for the amusement of others is akin to complicity.
A man calling himself Ritter responded.
One morning she heard a man calling her name.
Here, she was visited one day by a man calling himself Abdullah.
"We are all going to have to get used to a man calling a man a husband," she said.
Their predicament was summed up in an interview by a man calling himself Abu Turab al-Jazairi.
A man calling himself Paul Bradley is attacked by a furious stranger wielding a baseball bat.
"Hope you see some naked boys in your cabin," a man calling himself PPC responded.
Dobson is recorded discussing a man, calling him a "nigger" and threatening him with a Stanley knife.
A man calling from north Seattle said: "I've got three trailers worth of good, solid office furniture.
It begins with a man calling his wife to say he will not be home because of a business appointment.
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