Sentence examples for calling one of from inspiring English sources

Engelhard seems to have taken this as a compliment and began calling one of the stewardesses on his private jet Pussy Galore, after the character played in the film by Honor Blackman.

Judge Ackerman made more than 100 rulings on legal motions, memorably calling one of them "creative nonsense at best".

Once upon a time, Uber was pretty much the only game in town if you needed a fast, reliable alternative to hailing a cab on the street or calling one of the local taxi dispatchers.

I tried calling one of the numbers listed on the museum's brochure and I got the Maritime Industry Museum.

He's a sweet, beguiling presence onscreen — demure and Southern, even when he's casually plonking his spurs down on the dinner table or calling one of his companions "a squirrel-headed bastard".

I mean, come on: LG has to resort to calling one of their best selling phones "Cookie", and you throw away Mythic?

He said Pennington was sent to the line of scrimmage with the option of calling one of two offensive plays he received from the coaches depending on the Patriots' defensive formation.

He admitted calling "one of them antisemitic and homophobic, and the other a drunk".

He once considered calling one of his books "Boo Hoo Hoo".

Ms. Stahl opened the door to the men, calling one of them Sean.

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