Sentence examples for but not call from inspiring English sources
"Republicans are looking for a way to expand insurance but not call it Obamacare," he says.
Prosecutors presented what they called "indisputable" records linking the times of calls on Abu Khattala's cellphone — but not call contents — to surveillance video taken at the diplomatic mission.
Fans can text — but not call — in questions and comments to the team's daily afternoon radio show, or, for example, text in a choice for most valuable player during the football season.
Besides disdaining the use of personal computers, he also does without e-mail and a cellphone, although he does, somewhat grudgingly, use a fax machine and has voice mail but not call waiting.
It is true that theorists such as Adam Smith, Thomas Paine, and Thomas Robert Malthus proposed state organization of elementary-schooling, but even they wanted to see limited state influence; the state could pay the musicians but not call the tune.
The Protect can notify a smartphone when your house is on fire but not call the fire department.
Numbers were exchanged but not called.
Prosecution of some sort might be a reasonable response — but not calling in law enforcement.
But not calling a wound a wound is harmful in other ways, too.
It's like loot boxes but not called loot boxes.
