Sentence examples for called a car from inspiring English sources

On Roosevelt Island, Levy called a car service.

He called a car service to take her to the East End.

Why, then, is it O.K. to do that when the wheeled property is called a car?

Then we met two policemen, and they called a car, which took us to Marienfelde.

The ceremony was over, and I called a car service and picked him up.

The shop owner, who'd known Mzee all his life, called a car to take him home.

It was billed as a festa, a fête, but in England it would have been called a car-boot sale.

While the design in question was cut in strips from hip to knee – this is called a "car-wash skirt" in fashion speak – we'll be appropriating this look but with a more office-appropriate coverage come autumn.

Calling a jazz mag a "lust filled magazine" is like calling a woman "a vagina haver" or calling a car "wheel machine".

He went to ESPN and conducted a series of interviews the network calls a car wash.

Call a car a Mini and there is really only one "look" it can have.