Sentence examples for calls somebody from inspiring English sources
"In my youth, we used to talk about 'square shooters.' Today, when a student calls somebody a 'square' he means something entirely different.
Now I hate it when a critic calls somebody or something a "revelation," because it's never true unless the critic is unbelievably shallow.
We get it from C.I.A., F.B.I., and I'm glad they pass it to us, but the first thing we ask is 'What's the source?' Our hot line, which gets a lot of calls, somebody answers and asks for a name and address.
Irfan said, "He calls somebody and says, 'What happened in Pakistan, what happened today?' And they would tell him, and then he would try to call somebody else and say, 'Hey, did you hear about this?' " When Hafiz was dissatisfied with something, he sent letters.
But I will admit that there's almost nothing better than being the one who calls somebody up and says, "Congratulations: the board has approved your grant!" The other thing that people fail to mention, though, when they talk about this job is that saying, "Congratulations," is a very small part of it.
But if intelligence officials inside the United States direct their surveillance at a person reasonably believed to be in a foreign country, and that person calls somebody inside the United States, that would amount to the kind of surveillance Graves and Greenwald are concerned about, that formerly would have needed a warrant under FISA.
So we called somebody else.
"Never mind calling somebody up.
"Go Big Brown, baby," called somebody else.
"We'll have to call somebody up".
