Sentence examples for call me otherwise from inspiring English sources

"I always tell my manager when I'm up for awards, 'if you have something good to tell me, call me; otherwise let me go about my day,' " she said.

Otherwise, she'd have called me María.

Tell her you'll call (or otherwise contact) her soon and leave her with a smile and a wave.

But this push leaves many who are happy to call themselves Turks otherwise miserable.

And if you are going to do coke and drink at the same time – which, again, is not without its risks – don't overdo it (and read The Loop's harm reduction guide first).

Mr. Gleason received much critical acclaim for his work, even when it was illuminating what critics called an otherwise flawed production.

The clusters are called layers if they are ordered and are called slabs otherwise.

Those defined over finite closed intervals with well-behaved coefficients are called regular; otherwise they are called singular.

The level-changing from the former to the latter is called upgrade, otherwise, degrade.

If the latter condition holds for all possible values of the Z1,…,Zn,, the comparative cp-law is called unrestricted; otherwise it is called restricted (see below).

If a close relative has had the same condition, it is called "familial", otherwise it is called "sporadic".