Sentence examples for confusing call from inspiring English sources

If the above sounds confusing, call an honest appliance repair service instead.

"There are a lot of problems eventually with this, but in the last year, I think, a lot of umpires have taken undue criticism," said McClelland, whose own confused call on a rundown play in the American League Championship Series last year left him open to ridicule.

Those who rang had their confused calls broadcast.

Confused, calling out: "You're not moving, Mummy, are you?

For everyone who got the two of us confused, called us the "two-headed monster", or just enjoyed our posts, thanks for reading.

But Mr. Franks, who has been hamstrung by a lack of money for statewide television commercials, nonetheless made the most of his time before the cameras, belittling Mr. Corzine as "fiscally confused," calling his ideas "dangerous" and frequently addressing him only as "Jon".

Another situation Morales says MetLife gets lots of confused calls about is trees.

Early reviews call the interface confusing, and call out Amazon for so blatantly treating a smartphone like a storefront.

Finally, Shesol says I conclude that Roosevelt seems not to have grasped the immensity of his need for power and often confused the call of personal ambition with a call to serve his country.

One confuses a call for a Palestinian ghetto as a call for a sovereign, viable Palestinian state.

Confused viewers call Ofcom to complain.