Sentence examples for each might call from inspiring English sources
We each might call the other the Sister From Another Planet, so different are our experiences.
You can create custom vibration patterns for each person who might call you.
They then blithely conceded that each of their countries would go its own way because "the specific characteristics of each member state might call for varying policies".
In isolation, each recorded track might call to mind chamber music or fragments of the score of an experimental film; together, they sound like a cunningly assembled pop song.
And I am — sort of — by all these carved stone faces, each with what you might call an irreverent, maybe downright rude, expression, sticking out their tongues, crossing their eyes, glaring, sneering, looking like a panel of political pundits on TV.
At the moment, he scrapes by working as a temp at regional post-offices, hoping each day that some employee might call in sick.
In the late 1970s, when he worked as a communications researcher, Tapscott and his colleagues hooked some neanderthal computers up to each other - a "network", you might call it, or even a "web" - and soon realised how this might change working life.
The workshop discusses a double hypothesis: a. Art reflects the common condition that characterizes each cultural moment what we might call the symbolic order (Draxler 2017).
Trashy, you might call them.
