Sentence examples for everybody to call from inspiring English sources

It was natural for everybody to call 2000 "two thousand".

And yesterday, for the first time since all the commotion over a female member began, William Johnson, who tells everybody to "Call me Hootie," emerged from his upstairs office here for a mass news media interrogation.

It is hard to take seriously a book which asserts that "the single greatest achievement" of a man who counts the Nobel peace prize among his distinctions was "to get almost everybody to call him 'Doctor'".Mr Hitchens's curtain-raiser deals with Mr Kissinger's role during the run-up to election day in 1968.

J. K. Simmons, Best Supporting Actor, lovingly implored everybody to call their parents, with some of the same thunderous furor that he won for in "Whiplash"; Pawel Pawlikowski gave a sublime acceptance speech when he won for "Ida," which really got good when the music tried to play him off.

We prefer 'man band.' Like if possible, in your article if you can convince everybody to call us 'man band' from now on, that would be so incredible," Besson joked.

Finally, Chris's black dog, Louis, bit Renée on the leg, and everybody decided to call it a night.

When he was a boy, everybody used to call him 'G.I.

Everybody used to call him "Father Schwarz" because always looking after the employees, and taking such good care of people.

In retrospect, it seems obvious: while everybody agreed to call workers "owners," they did not act like owners, and management did not treat them like owners.

"I'm from the South, and I've been through the traditional kind of campaigns where everybody got to call you the N-word, the B-word, or the C-word," she said.

Nah! Joey told everybody never to call him at work!