Sentence examples for go on call from inspiring English sources
Hammered is morose; hammered is sat grimacing alone in the corner; hammered is daring the neighbor to go on, call the fucking police, so hammered can laugh its head off as it's led away into the dancing blue lights.
Go on, call fag on me all you want for this and I won't care: I purchased the fuck out of Mozipedia: The Encyclopedia of Morrissey and The Smiths.
Drunk is morose; drunk is sat grimacing alone in the corner; drunk is daring the neighbour to go on, call the fucking police, so drunk can laugh its head off as it's led away into the dancing blue lights.
In 1996, the New York Times ran an entirely serious article about what to do when you get arrested (cross your wrists when the handcuffs go on; call the cops "sir" or "ma'am"; carry coins for the precinct payphone).With the murder rate down, but still close to 1,000 per year, trading liberty for security seemed an excellent idea.
"Here," he said, "go on, call him" — and though he didn't think the man would actually do it, Morse spent the next few weeks inwardly hunched as if against a blow.
In Samuel Beckett's trilogy, Molloy, Malone Dies and The Unnamable, the plots are minimal and unresolved, and the act of narrating itself is the only thing that keeps consciousness (barely) alive: "Keep going, going on, call that going, call that on".
Some were paid — and many still are — to participate in an outdoor theater performance that still goes on called "Happy Canyon".
They had a festival going on called Liverpool Soundcity! that I wanted to check out.
The year that Wheel of Fortune went on the air at nighttime, 1983, another show went on called Entertainment Tonight.
This will allow you to assist more when you actually begin going on calls.
