Sentence examples for called out said from inspiring English sources

I don't know of anybody who's using a get-around technology, and if they are, they really ought to be called out," said Jules Polonetsky, AOL chief privacy officer.

"If the shots were fired in rapid sequence, and these four shots could have easily been fired in four seconds, I think it's highly unlikely that she would have called out," said Mr Botha.

"Listen, nobody likes to be called out," said McFadden.

As he told the audience about it, someone called out, "Say a prayer, brother".

"There were pitched battles on the street with knives and broken bottles, and the army was called out," says Mr Clissold.

This scandal triggered the poignant, though almost certainly apocryphal, exchange between the young fan who called out "Say it ain't so, Joe" to a tainted player who replied, equally sorrowfully: "Yes, kid, I'm afraid it is".

"The level of drugs and violence in prisons has led to a massive increase in the number of emergency services that are being called out," says Glyn Travis, spokesman for the Prison Officers Association.

"On foot, it's easier to dodge through, but I've been having to call out," said Lisa Worden, up from Cornwall, who had been struggling to push her daughter Phoebe through the crowds.

"We put the call out," said the Rev. Patrick J. Mahoney, director of the Christian Defense Coalition.

Ian Warren, a researcher at Manchester University who studies data from hospitals and ambulance call-outs, says that areas with greater ethnic diversity suffer less violence than places that are equally poor but more monochromatic.The rest of Britain has seen less of these changes.

Ali called out and said, 'It's Uncle Jaballa.' Hamed said, 'Don't believe him.