Sentence examples for better not call from inspiring English sources
"I'm Pestilence," his sister says, then warns him, "You better not call me 'retard' again".
"Better not call me again because I'm a monster," Bobby thinks to himself.
"You better not call her a quitter," said Nyla van Brunt, who had come to Wasilla from Mesa, Arizona, along with Brenda Peterman, a fellow-retiree.
"My name is going to be on that wall!" But Ms. Boone had better not call Mr. Masullo's paintings abstract, for that is another one of his pet peeves.
He told me, 'The girls had better not call my room -- I'd have to do a lot of explaining to Naomi.' " One mother called and said she has a son, not a daughter, and asked if Todd would give her his list when he had finished so she could find a bride for her boy.
If you moved anywhere around St. Stanislaus Kostka parish, you'd better not call a kashub (a Pole from the German section of the homeland) a gorale (a hillbilly, mountaineers from the Tatra Mountains region of Poland).
Better yet, why not call the "transparency statement" something like, "How we handle your private information".
A woman who encountered Biden when he made an unscheduled stop for coffee told him she couldn't wait to share a photo they had taken together with her "Republican brother". The vice president had a better idea: Why not call him up on the phone right now so he could say hello.
In fact, the jurors said, the defense might have been better off not calling any witnesses.
Better not to call attention.
