Sentence examples for called for some reason from inspiring English sources
The base is called, for some reason, Nothing Hill.
(N.B.: In America, what we call football they call, for some reason, "soccer," and what they call "football" is something else entirely).
He has a superb enabler — an alter ego (William Hurt) whom he calls, for some reason, Marshall, and who accompanies him everywhere.
"Old pears," she called them — for some reason — in her childish French.
There has been some talk about the Associated Press' new system, called hNews for some reason, for protecting its precious copywritten materials from bloggers, pirates and pederasts.
The car (which is called "MadeInGermany" for some reason) made its debut in 2007 when it drove around autonomously in a closed area in a closed down airport in Berlin.
Some practitioners have called for fuller reasons to be given since this could help avoid futile applications in future.
Dig the last part where the lady lies down and the nerd plays with a teddy bear puzzle and then calls Macintosh for some reason.
Launched as SeattleHomePro last year, the company is rebranding and offering up its real-time estimates — which it calls "prestimates" for some reason — to users throughout the country.
Usually, I get one call after another, but there were no calls for some reason.
