Sentence examples for call him just from inspiring English sources
While at the Evening Standard, we used to call him just to hear how cool he sounded on his answerphone.
Kelly may sometimes call him Chocolate Thunder, and his teammates may call him just plain Chocolate, or Sweet Lou, but Nix has matured, his coaches say.
Sometimes I'd call him just to catch up on things — his life, Tante Denise, the political news from Haiti.
The foul-mouthed chef, as journos love to call him, just can't suffer enough to please his impassioned detractors.
Yesterday, though, I decided to call him, just to hear his thoughts about Michael Brown and Ferguson, Missouri.
Yet by lunchtime Johnson – I absolutely refuse ever to call him just by his first name in print – was a political corpse with Michael Gove's lethal stiletto between his substantial shoulder blades.
Mayweather, for his part, is scornful and dismissive of Álvarez — he calls him "just another opponent".
In 1961, The New York Daily News Magazine called him "just the man to help stamp out rock 'n' roll".
Frank Sinatra — the play calls him just "Frank" — did indeed introduce the beautiful Judith Campbell (just "Judy") to his pals John F. Kennedy (just "Jack") and Sam Giancana (just "Sam").
