The phrase "all that called" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "I will consider all that called for my attention during the meeting."
Alternatives: "everything that was mentioned" or "all that was referred to".
Launched with a call for action from tribal elder Phyllis Young and activist Wesley Clark Jr., this push for solidarity between veterans and native people may have been what cinched the decision it was the Army, after all, that called the project off.
A few years ago, music writer and cultural historian Jon Savage wrote a book about all that called Teenage: The Creation of Youth 1875-1945.
A few years ago, music writer and cultural historian Jon Savage wrote a book about all that called Teenage: The Creation of Youth.
On the flip side though, was this element of metal that rebelled against all that called thrash that was really fast and heavy, and often took up for more of the social issues in society and regularly gave a middle finger to the establishment.
In January 2006 Tibet's spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, put an end to all that, calling on Tibetans to stop buying, selling and wearing wild animal skins.
Do not be stuck up, a show-off, rude, ignorant, acting all that, call norms (people who don't have HC) any mean names, treat others the way you want to be treated.
The CDC IIS Technical Working Group established a goal for all IIS that called for immunization data to be received and processed by IIS within 30 days of vaccine administration [ 15].
("At once did all that are called Basemen and Fielders spit upon their hands and stoop and watch again").
To talk about all that, I called up Feller, Ginsberg, and All-Encompassing and Everywhere director Mackenzie Greer.
They'd kid me, and all that — call me Broken Head, you know.
All that calls into question a huge number of issues about the future of what might be left, post-2014".
