Sentence examples for choosing to call from inspiring English sources
Some are loading their vows with political TNT or choosing to call their wedding attendants "best maids" or "grooms maids".
(In choosing to call his lobby boy "Zero", Anderson may have been subconsciously influenced by Zero Mostel, a great pleaser of little old ladies in The Producers).
Then they assigned pairs of women to knock on each door and introduce their "sisters" to the politics of Galloway, choosing to call during the day when the man of the house was likely to be at work.
But even this chapter is soiled with a gratuitous smear of American blacks who, by wearing kinte cloth and choosing to call themselves African-Americans, Coulter says, "express pride in their slave-trading ancestors" back in Africa.
And though we've had our share of confusing scenarios — Jake sometimes refers to my husband, Andy, as "Dad" because it's easier to say than "stepfather"; Elke calls Jake's father "Dad" because she's mimicking her brother; Elke skipped over "Dada" and "Daddy" altogether, choosing to call her own father "Andy" — we've managed to guide the kids with few bumps and a sense of unity.
Golledge notes that the city is also seeing a growing number of new ventures choosing to call Miami home.
