Sentence examples for call everyone's from inspiring English sources

And maybe he'll call everyone's boss.

Re "Senate panel supports U.S. strike on Syria," Sept. 5. It's time to call everyone's bluff on the Syrian chemical issue to smoke out the contending parties.

They'll call everyone's bluff and it works because they're so powerful.

We don't see much from Kimmy's roommate Titus, though he does get to deliver a few bon mots and call everyone's favourite cult survivor "Kimbecile".

In the wake of last week's international Open Acccess Week and especially the Library-sponsored faculty conversation with UCSF Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery Rich Schneider, I'd like to call everyone's attention to the new ebook by Peter Suber titled Open Access (Cambridge: MIT Press, 2012) which answers most of the questions regarding OA.

I knew that when I met my friend's roommate, whom we'll call everyone's favorite Irish bad-boy name Kyle, the common trigger would be instantly pulled: Kyle was on the level of Clooney, Pitt, Damon, and the rest of the Ocean's 11 cast.

It's called Everyone's Lifelong Learning App (ELLA).

It's part of a BBC campaign celebrating diversity called "Everyone's Welcome".

If you have time for only one, though, try the Apple Pie Bakery Café, which Food & Wine magazine called "everyone's favorite restaurant at the Culinary Institute of America". And after major renovations, it's bound to endear itself to diners even more: Its downright lovely interior matches the quality of its pastries, salads and bistro fare.

The attempt to analyze the hipster provokes such universal anxiety because it calls everyone's bluff.

She gets very angry and calls everyone's parents to let them know.