Sentence examples for and well calling from inspiring English sources

In mid-May, the leader re-emerged in a new audio recording, apparently alive and well, calling on "every Muslim in every place" to join Isis or take up arms.

Carnal love, then and, well, call it sentimental love, the day-to-day caring about the other.

Then, as now, Murdoch was attacked by critics of his generally conservative politics and brand of tabloid journalism; the News columnist Jimmy Breslin called him "Tar Baby Murdoch" and went after Rubenstein as well, calling him "a cheap hack flack".

Etheridge expressed her joy to CNN as well, calling in and effusively sharing how the morning had gone with her family.

The next day, at O'Neal's request, Greg Fleming, who had advised Wachovia on many acquisitions and knew Thompson well, called Thompson and learned that Wachovia was open to discussing a possible merger.

Factor in Lee Cattermole's inevitable suspensions and you may as well call that 13.

"It's going to be Escape From New York in here and you might as well call me Kurt Russell because I'm going to be fucking people up.

And you might as well call diet soda "New & Improved Liquid Death," because it may actually be WORSE.

"I said, 'Well, call in and tell him yourself.' Joe did".

As long as we're dabbling in religion and mysticism, we might as well call it the immaculate reception.

That's not all the update is expected to bring, of course, and that Microsoft might as well call it "Windows Phone 8".