Sentence examples for calls rose from inspiring English sources

He calls Rose a slut, throws her breakfast on the floor, he orders dinner for her.

Pushed around by her lawyers, who override her demurrals and duck her most urgent calls, Rose is also hounded by reporters, who dig up a damning tragedy from her past, alienating her husband, previously a paragon of understanding.

There were many close calls – Rose was recognised once in a bookshop – and she had to admit the truth to her cousin, who lived in the UK, after he stumbled on Bree's Myspace page, swearing him to secrecy.

The Nightline Association, which offers counselling services to roughly 18,000 students a year through its 39 branches, said that in the last year alone calls rose by 78% in Leicester, 46% in Sheffield, 40% in Durham and 35% in Leeds.

In July when President Muhammed Morsi was ousted, calls rose to remove him from history tomes.

Then, in the first six months of 2012, the number of calls rose to 178.

I called Rose on Saturday.

Perhaps she should be called Rose.

"It was an interesting call," Rose said.

Who will live in a house called Rose Cottage.

But he opened the door and looked inside, calling, "Rose?