Sentence examples for called call from inspiring English sources

Better than, how you'd say, what's that game called, Call of Duty.

Sumayyah said: "It's actually quite fun, better than, what's that game called, Call of Duty?

In industry terms, the strategy is called "call gapping," and it was employed with a few keystrokes by network managers at the control center.

In their report, Wolfe and colleagues from the National Children's Bureau called call for an end to the welfare cap in the UK.

After reviewing my most recent BT phone bill, it seems I have been paying £4.56 a month since 1999 for a service called "call back" which I never use.

Bell Atlantic's wireless unit, for instance, began a trial program in Delaware last November called Call Me, but has not expanded the plan past a "couple of thousand" subscribers, according to a Bell Atlantic spokeswoman.

So I call a company called Call-Tech in Bolton.

The album is called called Hirundo Maris.

It's called "calling them in".

In UK, for instance, caller first have to talk to a so called call-handler, how then might transfer the call to a RN, if deemed appropriate.

McDonald's has a little known feature called Call-In Orders.