Sentence examples for call came out from inspiring English sources

Over a bowl of chowder at a nearby café, Chandor explained that after his first film, "Margin Call," came out, in 2011, "of the fifty films I was offered, forty-five were violent and thirty were gratuitously violent".

When Mr. Singleton's finest work thus far, "Rosewood," was released in 1997, the empty-headed "Booty Call" came out a week later and took the money off the table.

He remembers: "In January 2004, a call came out asking for volunteers to go and work with bomb disposal.

But when that call came out in February, it included a statement that "projects on embryonic stem cells of human origin will be excluded".

The call came out of nowhere.

The way Kim tells it, the call came out of the blue one Monday in March 2012.

That's what you call coming out on top.

The cab franc, as the grape and the wine are often called, came out ahead.

"We can't confirm if any calls came out after the buildings collapsed," said Ritch Blasi, a spokesman for AT&T Wireless.

In 1961, the British scientist and physician Alex Comfort wrote a novel (his fifth) called "Come Out to Play," in which his alter ego, Dr. George Goggins, opens a clinic with his girlfriend to teach patients advanced sexual techniques.

By Ariel Levy In 1961, the British scientist and physician Alex Comfort wrote a novel (his fifth) called "Come Out to Play," in which his alter ego, Dr. George Goggins, opens a clinic with his girlfriend to teach patients advanced sexual techniques.