Sentence examples for calling one of the 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.
The tweet had no further details, but Musk ― who has been in the news for smoking a blunt on camera and calling one of the Thailand cave rescuers a pedophile ― may have provided a clue to the passenger's identity.
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.
Making an appearance before Parliament on Monday to report on developments in the Middle East, Mr. Blair refused to confirm in his public remarks that he had decided to make what his critics were calling one of the biggest "U-turns" of his career on Europe, but he said he looked forward to explaining himself.
A group of officers pepper-sprayed, handcuffed and threw the victim on the ground for allegedly urinating in public, calling one of the other men faggots and arresting all three.
Which he called "one of the most significant projects he has worked on to date".
I called one of the large societies of rheumatologists and asked for an expert on arthritis.
