Sentence examples for and sometimes calling from inspiring English sources

One of the defendants, Michael Chu, a leader of the anti-cult group, said the confrontations usually involved both groups pointing cameras at each other and sometimes calling the police.

As with so much, it's obviously terrible, and sometimes calling it out can be about as boring as complaining that Christmas decorations are in the shops earlier every year.

But neighbors were less forgiving and sometimes called the police.

They named him Declan, after an Irish saint, and sometimes called him Dec.

Nancy talks to us in private, and sometimes calls back again, late at night.

Hearth and Leisure and sometimes called the community's unofficial mayor.

The technique, commonly used with chickens (and sometimes called spatchcocking), is simple.

Granulated tapioca, marketed in various-sized grains and sometimes called "manioca," is produced by grinding flake tapioca.

That they'd draw looks and "can I help you?"s and sometimes calls to the cops.

Frustrated, growing numbers of nurses are joining unions that threaten and sometimes call work stoppages as their militancy increases.

He inhales news, and sometimes calls New York Times television critics to leave needling messages from Don Hewitt, regular reader.