Sentence examples for dolly called from inspiring English sources

"Dolly called this afternoon.

I teased him about the way he directed the storm scene in La Città delle Donne, flying back and forth on a huge dolly, calling for "Thunder!

It came down very slowly, guided by three workmen on the floor, until its bottom edge rested on three smallish, wheeled dollies called skates.

In 1996, scientists at the Roslin Institute (led by Ian Wilmut) cloned a Finn-Dorsett ewe called Dolly (named after singer Dolly Parton because the sheep was cloned from a mammary cell).

Cricket South Africa chief executive Gerald Majola paid tribute to the man fondly called 'Dolly', whose health had been deteriorating for some time leading up to his death in England as he battled Parkinson's disease.

There was a tragic death in her family, and her mother sewed for her a coat made of patches that she called "Dolly's Coat of Many Colors".

For a while, people called on Dolly, but soon Scoby & Eileen were the only ones to see her.

Mentions Somerset Maugham's place on the Riviera called I Love Dolly.

By 1980, when she was 34, she was being called "the Unsinkable Dolly Parton" by Rolling Stone magazine.

In Scotland and Ireland, the first farmer to finish the grain harvest made a corn dolly, representing the Cailleach (also called "the Carlin or Carline" ), from the last sheaf of the crop.

As the clogs are wheeled into view - on special clog trolleys, or dollies, whatever clog conveyances are called - there is a sense of the company having come full circle.