Sentence examples for called out now from inspiring English sources

Ryan headlocked his first opponent, and Tonon called out, "Now we rotate through to his back," then said, "beautiful," because Ryan had already done so.

One minute before it started, the supervisor as usual called out: "Now, begin to gather up all remaining bits of powder!" A woman, so pale that it seemed that at any minute she too would need a stretcher, suddenly began to shout: "I want that blood on the floor cleaned up during the break!

Not long ago on West Broadway, she was photographing a model, Lauren Tinker, in a leotard and a transparent skirt, when a woman rode by on a bike and called out, "Now that's the way to ride a bike in New York!" It was Ms. Cutrone herself.

Walls called out, "Now then, my man, you just come down".

When she was younger, she had called to her mother if she woke in the night, but something stopped her from calling out now: she didn't want to tell anyone about her dream.

"Who's that?" She pulled down a large coffee table book called Out of Now. 9. Magnified brain scans of people watching glamorized photos of death in war.

You lie down, now," Gee called out.

MR: No, no, no, this is beautiful and inspiring, and I think a lot of listeners and readers will go resource some of the stuff you called out just now even further.

At the bottom of the market, Cramer writes a famous piece for TheStreet.com called "Get Out Now"; meanwhile, his wife (and partner) buys throughout the panic it helps create, and Cramer himself changes his mind the next day.

Skype co-founder Janus Friis is backing a new communications app called Wire, out now for iOS, Android and Mac OS X.

The seeing mind, or the drawing hand, is like a dealer in a poker game, who, as the players get bored with five-card draw or seven-card stud, calls out a new variant: now lowest hand triumphs; now deuces are wild; now the highest hand and the lowest hand both can take the pot.