Sentence examples for has really called from inspiring English sources

She has really called him up for the purpose of asking him to fill an extra place at a dinner she is giving.

"On Facebook, it's a free-for-all, because nobody has really called them to task," he said.

Nothing in the 222 years since Alexander Hamilton became our first Treasury Secretary has really called the "full faith and credit of the United States" into question.

Certainly, when he made it clear he would not be appearing at the V&A retrospective highlighting his style and influence in fashion, and then declined to appear at the Olympic opening ceremony last year, I had slowly tried to accept and make peace with the idea that he had really called it a day.

I guess I wouldn't have really called myself a big fan before this project.

And you have really called these people out, I think as effectively as anyone.

Maybe the cops had really been called, and would arrest but also protect them.

This is why Wallace Matthews writes on ESPN.com that the Yankees should have really just called Rodriguez's bluff and told him to suit up and play.

At this point I'd like to remind everyone that Jurassic Park should have really been called Mesozoic Park to be strictly accurate.

While pit bulls may not have really been called "nanny dogs" in times gone by, families have trusted the breed to watch over small children for hundreds of years.

A medic sent to French's home told deputies when he got there, French admitted she had really just called "because she was lonely," but she was nonetheless taken to a local hospital.