Sentence examples for called a bunch from inspiring English sources

Feith told me he did not ignore the State Department effort, which he called "a bunch of concept papers".

So we called a bunch of poll respondents back and asked them a simple question: "Where is Lithuania?" None of them knew.

Those negotiations have further inflamed a rival, right-wing guerrilla group that the State Department has called a bunch of murderous thugs.

"I called a bunch of people to see if this had legs," Mr. Salisbury said, noting that the idea had made the rounds in other administrations.

I called a bunch of people I trusted on macroeconomics and tried to see if I was missing something; was our elite discourse, the Sensible People Stuff, really being driven by this?

To those who have faulted him as not lobbying aggressively for permanent trade relations with China, he said he had called "a bunch" of members of Congress, but would not say how many or whom.

Eli Manning dropped back to pass, while a cluster of three Giants receivers streaked downfield together like jets in formation -- it's called a bunch-three route.

"And he would call a bunch of guys, and I'd be sitting there saying: 'Education.

Shevelove gutted it in the 1950's, dividing the space into what Mr. Falconer calls "a bunch of bachelor pads".

The band that Bradfield self-deprecatingly calls "a bunch of old Taffs" end, as is customary, with "A Design for Life".

It's not like we practice for five days and then call a bunch of different plays, or they don't run anything near what we thought.