Sentence examples for circle call from inspiring English sources

There is to be no laughter or jokes around the 'Tsar', as his inner circle call him (they used to nickname him 'The Boss', but have recently changed tact).

Bow, as those in his circle call him, is an avid N.B.A. fan, and at barely over five feet tall, an impressive player; the slam dunks and 30-foot jump shots he executes in "Like Mike" may be digitally enhanced, but the rest is all him.

Although I missed the first coaching circle call, I felt as though I had known the others my entire life.... My skepticism around the ability to connect in such a way melted.

To sail into the Arctic Circle, call Hurtigruten on 020-8846 2666 (hurtigruten.co.uk).

Jack Spicer, another poet in Rexroth's circle, called him the Boy Scout.

That makes the "Bunny Money," as Edwards and his circle called it, an undeclared donation well above the legal limits.

The man places the woman in a social circle titled "love of my life," but he starts out in her circle called "creepers".

The road ended in an asphalt circle called a cul-de-sac, and beyond the cul-de-sac was a field of corn.

What the party has desperately needed is what one of the election inner circle calls "a forward offer": a series of good reasons to vote Labour once more.

Jeff Beck, a younger member of the circle, called him "Mr Blues" and says: "He actually made you feel guilty about thinking about liking any other kind of music".

The Catholic Fireside columns covered six years and a quarter of a million words, and during their course Thompson started a reading and writing circle, called "The Peverel Society".