Sentence examples for freely call from inspiring English sources

The Yankee fans who now freely call David Cone "Coney and Dwight Gooden Dococalledled the pitchers much worse when they played for the Mets.

They are the ones lucky enough to have the resources to make bail, able to spend the time between court dates at home, able to freely call their lawyers.

"I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing that people can't freely call me a dirty Jew, like they might have been able to 30 years ago," he said.

Commentators freely call Pakistan a "nursery for terrorism".

The crime, as illustrated in my own experience, is isolating: victim and perpetrator are often the only witnesses to what has happened, and most perpetrators are unlikely to freely call themselves rapists.

In these last few days, despite the dangerously high stakes, some grace--a grace that one may freely call Hyderabadi, Telangana, or Telugu--has prevailed to the extent that violence has been mostly emotional and not directed at bodies and lives.

In the 1980s Mr. Plummer began doing what he freely called "money movies," to support his theater habit.

In 1894 the prominent architect George B. Post denounced the skyscraper, as it was now freely called, as an "outrage".

Myers's mother curses her husband freely, calls his mother a whore and refuses to have sex with him.

He also appears set to inject himself, and possibly President Bush, in the cynics' nest of what America now freely calls Palestine.

All fans who follow this belief are freely called the Buccaneers.