Sentence examples for easily called from inspiring English sources
He could have easily called me whitey, honky or cracker.
You could have easily called the gherkin the 'cruise missile'.
Abu Bakr added that Morsi could have easily called off the protests outside the court.
Portable phones may provide better personal protection than we realise: neighbours are more easily called to assist, or potential assailants deterred by the threat of passers-by with digital cameras.
Arguing over names is silly — Apple could have easily called this device the "iPhone 5".
It is also easy to identify a number of writers, both historical and contemporary, whose views are easily called natural law views, through sharing all but one or two of the features of Aquinas's paradigmatic position.
"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.
"Today a person easily calls himself Orthodox but doesn't change his life," he said.
The Giants call San Francisco their home now, but I could just as easily call them the American Giants.
