Sentence examples for calling close from inspiring English sources

Mr. Riordan disclosed the treatment in an interview with The Los Angeles Times, shortly after calling close friends and supporters to tell them of the treatments.

He apparently also acquired certain theatrical Anglophile mannerisms, such as the habit of addressing writers as "dear boy" or calling close colleagues "my loved ones".

Baseball broadcasters routinely demean umpires as being too aggressive in confronting players; too lazy in covering plays that require hustle; too often wrong in calling close plays, particularly pitches near the strike zone.

McPhee also thought Ashe played "the way he thinks," though he read his game, and certainly his temperament, somewhat differently than Graebner did, relating them to "the development of young black tennis players" in the world of "white tennis": For many years … Ashe played under the disadvantage of stifling his reactions, of never complaining, of calling close ones against himself.

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"They were calling close friends.

That project will be called Close Reading.

Spielberg called Close Encounters "twice as bad and twice as expensive [as Jaws]".

These studies are called "close" [ 68], "exact" [ 72], or 'direct' [ 73] replications.

Call close friends and family members more often.

Quasi-complements of open L-sets are called closed L-sets.