Sentence examples for calling the world from inspiring English sources
Calling Restaurant Nicholas ambitious is like calling the World Trade Center tall.
"Brian's calling the world all over," Torre said.
Even so, the critics wince and grumble, calling the World Cup an unaffordable vanity project.
His Southern accent, his expressions and his nearly annual presence calling the World Series are still part of his fans' reality.
You took the lead in calling the World Trade Center attack an act of terrorism, which at the time was covered in most insurance policies.
The vote came as relations between the countries were strained by a House committee's passage last week of a bill calling the World War I-era mass killing of Armenians an act of genocide.
He even called the world "embodied music…embodied will".
It is often called the world's biggest hydroelectric dam.
But he called the World Cup "a one-off event".
Caffeine is called the world's most widely used drug.
The archbishop called the world a good place, even wonderful.
