Sentence examples for called to your from inspiring English sources
Though not a fresh coinage, philo-American was such a refreshing locution that I thought it should be called to your attention.
Mr. Koch, in an interview, said: "Academic freedom doesn't mean you have the right to distribute false reports, and when called to your attention, to do nothing about it.
"It would mean that, for instance, if we got called to your house that we are filming what's going on.
The cops have been called to your apartment on more than one occasion.
But always, you'll be called to your highest good, no matter what the objects in the mirror appear to be.
And it's important enough — or at least interesting enough — to call to your attention.
She might make that I'm-leaving-you-my-entire-Hummel-figurine-collection call to your cousin in 313 instead.
GC also has a click to call button for your website and can forward calls to your Gizmo account.
Start by giving thanks to the tree in a way that calls to your heart.
The next big thing will always be there, calling to your kids, and shaking us down.
