Sentence examples for called the town from inspiring English sources
So I called the town to request a recycling schedule.
The Saxons called the town Colneceaste, and Domesday Book (1086) mentions it as Colcestra.
Even before 1852 when the British incorporated Rangoon, as they called the town, into the Raj, it had been a regional pilgrimage centre.
He called the town "very popular, very busy, very social".
Mr. Serpico called the town government a clubby "old-boys network" run by entrenched Republican elected officials who embrace cronyism and political patronage and favor native-born locals over the increasing population of New York City residents who have moved to the area.
"But when I called the Town of Islip, they said it was not their property either.
He is said to call the town ajouz al-shamta, "the old hag".
Standing there, I call the town to arrange another inspection for the following day.
After all, Essie is one of what she calls the town's "death merchants".
As eager as I was to see old friends, I was also curious about "Carp," as students call the town.
The town later reverted to its original name, and on its Web site the Boulder Business Group now proudly calls the town the "gateway to the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument".
