Sentence examples for could call us from inspiring English sources

He could call us his godkids.

"We have such a good group here that you could call us warm and fuzzy," Ms. Smith said.

"If you needed to put a bumper-sticker label to it," he told Bloomberg, "I suppose you could call us the performance-driven progressives".

The Bulls trudged off while the Knicks, Tucker said, "got into the shower before they could call us back to replay the whole thing".

"You could call us the luckiest sponsors in football history," says Gordon Gibb, its chief executive, where ticket sales are up.

The camp encouraged them to bring phones to plug into the connection in their rooms and for us to send them with a phone card so that they could call us.

She couldn't call us, we couldn't call her.

And if the plants don't perform, the agreements "could call for us to refund cash" paid upfront, he said.

He adds, in a sentence that posits Mick Jagger as an anomaly and boils down much of his impressive erudition: "They could equally well call us the small-mouthed ape".

The gross appeal to a nostalgia we had no right to feel yet – a forewarning of nostalgia, I suppose you could call it – asking us to imagine ourselves 40 years older, "feeble of foot and rheumatic of shoulder", forgetfully remembering that "once we were strong".

"You could call the difference between us one between the left brain and the right brain.