Sentence examples for gently call from inspiring English sources
The Bond Schoolhouse affair, as local historians gently call it, was particularly off limits.
Go with your instincts and gently call them out on it.
I will lie back against the scuffed leather of that old Volvo, and actually listen to the voices that gently call me out of the car.
Observers have been surprised at Barack Obama's ability to compete with the Romney-Ryan ticket among what they gently call "white working class males", especially in Ohio.
What this has meant is that producers have switched to what the coal companies and their political clients gently call surface mines mountaintop removal and strip mining which employ far fewer miners than the already diminished number of underground mines that we'd started seeing in the middle of the twentieth century.
Gently call your cat's name in a soft voice before touching the cat.
Coach Caleb Porter gently called out his squad for its sluggish start against Chivas USA last week.
We arrived safely, 20 minutes later, at another wooden platform and Bennie began gently calling out the name "Tan Jong".
After last week's loss, Jerry Reese, the Giants' first-year general manager, ever so gently called Manning out.
If we close our eyes, however, we can just about imagine an alternative – a near silent world populated solely with gibbons gently calling hoo.
Instead, to get growth, particularly for the beleaguered middle class, you need what he gently calls "investment," a category a budget hawk might simply term "spending".
