Sentence examples for get me called from inspiring English sources
I know that rather obvious observation might get me called a Marxist, again, but that doesn't make it any less obvious.
"I had a bone graft at the end of last season so I have been unfortunate to miss out, so hopefully I can stay injury-free this year and force the new coach's hand, and hopefully my form will get me called up".
I will never be fully comfortable having the physical traits that get me called a woman every day.
I knew the assignment would either get me called on the carpet for offending the newbies or go down in Current history as the coolest internship assignment ever.
Turning down shots has gotten me called a snob, a bitch, and a buzzkill.
"That same cassette that was sitting on every record guy's desk was suddenly getting me phone calls," he says.
Here's what to say to not get tense: "Let me call you back -- your residence".
"Didi, come get me," she called to her caregiver, who was cooking breakfast.
Her come-and-get-me calls to the Australian jungle were duly answered; her next big gig will surely be a moneyspinning stint on Celebrity Big Brother.
One I own, it really gets me, is called Three Sisters.
