Sentence examples for been 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
Its biggest success has been Call Super, the techno producer whose excellent tracks evoke a jazz club for swooning replicants.
When Mandy Rice-Davies, who died last week, and her friend Christine Keeler nearly brought down a government, they may or may not have been "call girls".
For the last five years, the biggest brand in the gaming world has been Call of Duty, a range of first-person shooters from Activision; see our guide on that series.
His overdue debut at the Royal Opera, London, with Verdi's Luisa Miller in 1978, brought an enthusiastic response: the man whose slogan might have been "call me maestro" went out and had a T-shirt blazoned with "I love opera!" But at the same time, one rehearsal with Covent Garden musicians broke down because the players felt he was making unreasonable and unsympathetic demands.
There may have been call for alternate modernity.
In trying to redress this 'brown development effect', recently, there has been call for low carbon cities.
"Cynthia was calling AAA".
It was called journalism.
