Sentence examples for calling dear from inspiring English sources

CNS articles portray Dear as "an apparently unstable man," highlighted Dear's "several run-ins with police" touted a Republican congressman's suggestion that Dear has "mental problems" and promoted GOP presidential candidates calling Dear a "madman" and "very unstable," not to mention "deranged".

INTERNATIONAL CALLING Dear cellphone-carriers: Using Skype or iChat or Google Voice, I can place a crystal-clear computer-to-computer overseas call for nothing.

I am called "dear" on several occasions.

I wrote an article called 'Dear Appy' "—for applications.

Hence the enthusiasm for a new documentary (in need of funding) called "Dear Mr. Watterson".

There is high mutual respect between staff and patients, and nobody is called "Dear".

An unknown outfit called Eastside Bagels was hosting a pop-up at a Mission District bar called Dear Mom.

The video blog is made up of comedy skits, parodies, rants and a series called Dear DeLaGhetto.

Robertson was offered her own TV show in 2000, following her success on This Morning, called Dear Denise.

Mr. Payton played a few tunes that naturally suited the ensemble, including the bustling arrangement of "Potato Head Blues" that he recorded a decade ago, on an album called "Dear Louis".

That last one, incidentally, is called "Dear D. B.," that is to say, Dmitry Bobyshev, who was in an unhappy marriage at the time.