Sentence examples for call all sorts from inspiring English sources

And he'll say, "Please, please, please". He'll beg for a little while, and I'll say, "No interest". Then he'll call all sorts of political people, and I'll say, "Sorry, fellas.

The limitation to congressional spending power, which basically says that the federal government cannot coerce states into obedience, could call all sorts of popular federal programs into question – think of Title IX, which transformed women's athletics in America, or the Clean Air and Water Acts.

These days chefs get away with calling all sorts of grainy dishes risottos.

And for their trouble, the brothers have been called all sorts of names in industry publications.

I'd performed in difficult atmospheres where you're getting called all sorts.

But, he added, "I was virtually spit at and called all sorts of names.

And when you break out of the box, you're called all sorts of names".

I get called all sorts of names on a daily basis and usually just roll through it.

I was called all sorts of words … I started crying and said I hadn't done anything," said Azad, who arrived in the UK in 2002.

"I've been called all sorts of names, cavalier and the like, but I've had a tough year trying to pull this program together," he said.

Last week, as the Scots were being called all sorts of names for not throwing their weight behind the GB football team ("traitors" being the most laughable), The Scotsman published an article which revealed the extent of the 2012 shame.