Sentence examples for calling it all from inspiring English sources
Some people are calling it all hype but they said that before Sandy and look how that worked out.
And, they could go on (though can Bruins fans sustain an argument?) that if it's going to be called so haphazardly, isn't that for practical purposes the same as not calling it all?
It's that, in calling it all so wrong for so long, they consistently produced results that shaped the way that all the parties prioritised and campaigned and all the media reported.
Paul Murphy, spokesman for the state attorney general, Mark Shurtleff, said there was no threat to Mr. Allred from his office to keep quiet, calling it all a misunderstanding.
Enter the generous world community: Mark Ames, editor of The Exile, the gritty, foul-mouthed English-language newspaper in Moscow, called it an example of "sending a country what it doesn't need, and making them pay for it, then calling it all 'aid'aid
Those on the pro-Assad side either blamed the rebels, calling it all a conspiracy, or focussed only on the response: "The Western press is not allowed to talk about the reasons behind this sudden urge by Washington and its allies to intervene militarily in Syria, but they are very simple.
The brothels themselves prefer calling it "all-inclusive" rather than flat-rate.
He calls it all "almost Orwellian".
He calls it all "open source footwear".
He calls it all "eye candy".
