Sentence examples for easily call from inspiring English sources

"Green Samaritans" could easily call 311 to report noncompliant establishments.

We might just as easily call it "clinical".

One might as easily call oneself a Bourbon or a follower of Batko Makhno.

One could easily call him the Scotty Bowman of international play, both for his longevity and success.

The Giants call San Francisco their home now, but I could just as easily call them the American Giants.

When Manuel was asked how he could so easily call the Mets the second team, he cited the overwhelming statistics.

Those incumbents cannot now easily call for rapid withdrawal from Afghanistan, said Jon Soltz, chairman of Vote Vets, a liberal group that supports veterans running for Congress.

People who could just as easily call or e-mail each other decide to make conversations public through blogs or Twitter or MySpace comments.

Of course, there are salmon and tuna burgers, and now that I think of it, one could easily call a crab cake a crab burger.

To internet geeks this is known as "peer-to-peer" communication or "Web 2.0"; the rest of us could just as easily call it cyburbia.

"Today people quickly and easily call themselves spiritual but have a great resistance to what they understand as religion, its institutions, structures and hierarchies," he said.