Sentence examples for call guests from inspiring English sources
People may call guests noobs because they can't talk... don't let that bother you.
Because of the early hour he will be calling guests at home; the first guest will be Mr. Gibbs.
So the night before the wedding, the couple and members of their wedding party began calling guests with the news.
They are called guests because they began migrating to southern China from the Yellow River basin in the fourth century to escape war and natural disasters.
He has gotten to know some of his renters, whom he calls guests, and he likes seeing them enjoy the place.
The designer and her husband had just called guests together in their East Side town house to eat 12 grapes each, one per month of 1987.
He compares Target to such names as Apple, BMW and, above all, Walt Disney, arguing that shoppers whom he calls "guests"—should experience the same kind of consistency on their trips to stores as somebody visiting a Disney theme park does.
The hostages were indeed called guests of the ayatollah, and one of the foremost parroters of that phrase was Nilufar Ebtekar, a k a Mary, the students' gallingly smug television spokeswoman.
As recounted by Michael Gross in The New York Times, one memorable New Year's Eve the Herreras "had just called guests together to eat 12 grapes each, one per each month of 1987".
Those whom he calls "guests" responded... because he struck a chord.
Our store, just outside of the metropolis of Phoenix, one of the 1,793 Target stores across the United States, becomes the recipient of dozens of infuriated calls, guests insistent on sharing their biased beliefs.
