Sentence examples for even call that from inspiring English sources

Often we even call that research.

"I wouldn't even call that burgundy.

"I wouldn't even call that security," said Jon Adler, president of the law enforcement union.

(And who would even call that default?) And the Delaware courts have thrown out suits before challenging a board decision to delist; this is something within their business judgment.

Maybe prosecutors can even call that famous obstetrician, Dr. Heathcliff Huxtable as an expert witness.

R: No, I wouldn't even call that unbearable, no.

It even called that site a "win-win situation for everyone," save for the requirement that the State Legislature approve any transfer of park land to the fire district.

The French Open's "Sunday Start" – it is even called that in French – can make the opening rounds in Paris drag, while the US Open contorts itself around the preferences of TV schedules, losing momentum in the process.

ThEvervantage of being mindful of your female archetype isincet you're able to understand your prIorities, decide wast's important to you, and more easilittlee decisions and choices.

Even now, call that man.

Finally, I want to address the argument — if you can even call it that — that's irked me most about recent analysis in Android-land.