Sentence examples for call patrick from inspiring English sources

When Charlie doesn't call Patrick his nickname, "nothing" there is an automatic response of respect.

My friend, who I'll just call Patrick, lives in DC where he works for the government (which is why he doesn't want anyone knowing his real name).

My friend, who I'll just call Patrick, lives in D.C. where he works for the government (which is why he doesn't want anyone knowing his real name).

"There are literally thousands of naïve bookish types lining up to be exploited by this business," says one young bookseller who we'll call Patrick for reasons of anonymity and job security.

My friend, who I'll just call Patrick, lives in Washington D.C., US where he works for the government (which is why he doesn't want anyone knowing his real name).

What should I call you?" "Patrick", types Patrick.

Towards the end of the earnings conference call, CFO Patrick Pichette offered this garbled metaphor: "When you see a hockey stick, pour on gas on that fire".

The eminent Harvard biologist Edward O. Wilson has called Dr. Patrick the foremost authority on America's river systems and "a pioneer environmental activist".

Only in 1945 was she put on the payroll, and two years later she established the limnology department, now called the Patrick Center for Environmental Research.

NBC, which will broadcast the Utah-San Antonio and Detroit-Philadelphia games, has the exclusive rights to carry games from 8 30 to 11 p.m., preventing any competitive local telecasts.... Coach JEFF VAN GUNDY was not amused by the bellyaching the Pacers did over the no-call on PATRICK EWING's goaltending on LARRY JOHNSON's 3-pointer Monday night.

Two years later, she established the department of limnology, now called the Patrick Center for Environmental Research.