Sentence examples for gun calls from inspiring English sources

Justin St. Germain's spectacular memoir, "Son of a Gun," calls to mind two others of the past decade: J. R. Moehringer's "Tender Bar" and Nick Flynn's "Another Bull____ Night in Suck City".

The judge said the use of the stun gun "calls to mind the vicious brutality associated with corrupt regimes in other countries," and called it "an affront to the honest and honorable police officers who carry out their sworn duties in conformance with the law".

A new report from The Smoking Gun calls into question the testimony and character of a grand jury witness who corroborated police officer Darren Wilson's account of shooting Michael Brown.

A "man with a gun" call is 90-minutes old.

The Smoking Gun called it a "colossal screw-up" by TMZ.

A full version of the gun, called the Liberator, went on display last month in the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

Trouble is, the big gun calling in this case is Will Pope, an assistant police chief in Los Angeles played by J.K. Simmons.

Birthdays are the cocking of an invisible gun called mortality that's about to go off at any moment.

The files, for a simple gun called the Liberator, were posted this week along with a video showing the weapon, which is largely made of plastic, being fired.

The Army's big cannon, a decades-old gun called the Paladin, was too slow to keep up with the Bradley vehicles and the Abrams tanks during attack.

He'd been trained to shoot a Kalashnikov and a shoulder-mounted rocket launcher and a Russian-made machine gun called an RPK.