Sentence examples for call playing from inspiring English sources

Now that's what you call playing with fire.

Part of Thomas's legacy has been avoiding what many conservatives would call "playing the race card". But his direct acknowledgment of his ethnicity and a violent act that historically has been used against black men who often were falsely accused of committing sexual crimes was meant to communicate that it was he who was the victim in this situation — not his accuser.

*Also, you call playing in a band "doing the music thing".

When the National League's chief counsel, future Senator George Wharton Pepper referred to the activities of baseball players on the field as "labor", Landis interrupted him: "As a result of 30 years of observation, I am shocked because you call playing baseball 'labor.' " Landis reserved judgment, and the parties waited for his ruling.

PeaceMaker is a video game about the Israeli Palestinian conflict, one of the first in the movement of Games for Change or what we like to call "Playing the News" or "Documentary Gaming," and one of an even smaller subset that sells their product.

These consisted of 4 control treatments, which were an empty cage, a cage with a great spotted woodpecker in it, a cage with a great spotted woodpecker in it with a recording of a great spotted woodpecker call playing and an empty cage with just the call playing.

"If they are going to call play off, why did we start?

Umpires Neil Mallender and Paul Baldwin inspected after lunch but further rain saw them call play off at 1450 BST.

Djokovic called playing Federer "the ultimate challenge".

She calls playing Ma an "emotional marathon" – a race that began long before the shoot.

SD: This book is called, Playing to Win.