Sentence examples for but called to from inspiring English sources

Shot on the streets of Brooklyn and featuring a star turn by Lee as Mars Blackmon, a bespectacled and geeky would-be lover, the movie not only defied prevailing stereotypes of the Reagan-era inner-city black movie but called to mind Woody Allen's early romantic comedies, "Annie Hall" and "Manhattan".

Until the day when highly competent civil servants are hired more frequently and are allowed to progress to higher levels of leadership without having to become political; and until military officers are not merely revered, but called to account for their decisions, we will continue to witness those same congresspeople and senators shrieking about accountability.

Free, but call to register for all workshops.

Calls with other Skype users are free, but calls to and from phones cost about two cents a minute.

2 Vicar Street, Dublin 8. Open daily when shows are on, 12pm-late (but call to arrange entry).

On Sundays during the fall, there is often a cider-pressing demonstration in the afternoon (but call to confirm).

He's late, but calls to say that he's a little farther down the street.

But, calling to apologize, asking if she might come over to say goodbye, Olivia was not rebuffed a second time.

Now he's unapologetically returned to the kind of material that today can't help but call to mind his past.

But cowardice called to him.

But New York called to him.