Sentence examples for be call from inspiring English sources
verb
To use one's voice. To request, summon, or beckon. To cry or shout. To utter in a loud or distinct voice. To contact by telephone. To declare in advance. heading
The awful consequences of ill-conceived policies can no longer be call 'unintended'unintended
"It used to be, call for help if Mom's not back in five hours," Van Deren said.
"I will stop to be call a professionnel footballer and wish many young talent to enjoy as much as me my football.
You will hear a song by Carly Rae Jepsen that may not be "Call Me Maybe" but could well be "This Kiss" — and you will go with it.
So there might well be call for you if you have tattoos all over your face or are a good swimmer.
So we copped out a little — Kate's character explains, 'It's not like we sleep with guys just so they give us things.' We realized we can't make an actual female 'Wedding Crashers,' because then it would be 'Call Girls.' " "Gold Diggers" was to begin shooting last month, but production was postponed after Kate Hudson got pregnant.
"And nobody's saying, 'Wind it up after a couple seconds because we've got to get to the recipes.' " Instead there are more likely to be call-outs to semi-obscure musicians and discussions of the origins of the singer-songwriter.
To promote the Internet.org app in Zambia there will be call-outs in the Facebook app, an awareness campaign, and notifications to Airtel subscribers.
"Cynthia was calling AAA".
