Sentence examples for calling it to her from inspiring English sources

She even thanked a columnist for calling it to her attention, without pointing out that it isn't as if he is error-free himself.

She anticipated an uproar — "December-palooza," she called it to her staff — which she hoped would diminish by January.

From her elaborate hairdo ("badass," Shelton called it) to her commanding stage moves, Hill looked -- as well as sounded -- every bit a superstar.

Eventually, the president agreed to reschedule, calling it "her prerogative" to postpone the speech. .

My mum calls it IFLS to her friends and mumbles the real name under her breath.

Because one child or the other was forever losing a button or needing some other repair, she always had a large blue safety pin — a "nappy pin," Michael calls it — fastened to her clothes.

Christian Blauvelt from Entertainment Weekly did not like the video at first, calling it her weakest effort to date and attributing it to Gibson's choreography and the literal storyline.

He praised Rihanna's vocal performance, calling it one of her best to date.

That's Olga's Van Gogh side, and it's a key to her métier, whether you want to call it her art or her craft.

The first was that by calling it now it allows her to delay the next election to 2022.

By the time I finished writing the letter, I was exhausted and when I called to read it to her (since she lives across the country, I couldn't do it in person), we both ended up in tears.