Sentence examples for call in loads of from inspiring English sources

If you were a Hollywood star preparing to method-act the Ultimate Chatshow Host, you would call in loads of Graham Norton footage.

I headed to my local store to buy one of their bullet vibrators, while VICE used the dwindling blagging powers of the press to call in loads of vibrating sex toys ranging in price from £25 to £339.

I headed to my local store to buy one of its bullet vibrators, while VICE used the dwindling powers of the press to call in loads of vibrating sex toys ranging in price from £25 [$32] to £339 [$428 ]

It's what we like to call "Data Puke"; loads of data absent real insight.

But Starwing (I'm English, so that's what I'll call it) is loads of fun, played in 2015.

About two weeks before the players reported for spring training in February, a firm called Natural Sand Company trucked in two loads of dark, brown clay from its mine in central Pennsylvania and, with the assistance of the grounds crew here, completely renovated the infield skin at the main stadium, creating virtually the same infield surface used at Citi Field in Queens.

"When Ofsted come calling, loads and loads of schools hoover up the naughtiest kids before inspections," said Tom Bennett, named by education secretary Nicky Morgan as head of a task force to improve teacher training on classroom behaviour in England.

Rex Reed of The New York Observer said it was the worst film he had seen in 2001, calling it "a load of moronic and incoherent garbage".

One of the game's questions asks players to complete the phrase: "It is illegal in Florida for a widow to... " "I looked on various websites, one in particular called dumblaws.com, and found loads of stupid laws.

This is called a "phantom load" of electricity.

Don't blame bad advice" while John Bell said "greed defeated all in business".... but we took loads of calls supporting him.