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Discover Ludwig"he stopped calling" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a past event when someone stopped making phone calls to someone else. This could be due to various reasons such as a fight, a disagreement, or a change in communication preferences. Example: "After a month of constant communication, he suddenly stopped calling me. I was confused and hurt, wondering what could have caused the change in his behavior."
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Then he stopped calling.
He stopped calling.
After three months he stopped calling.
"But he stopped calling home on Sept. 11.
He stopped calling the main skyscraper the Freedom Tower, a name used by Gov. George E. Pataki.
Humble to a fault, he stopped calling his orchestral pieces symphonies when he decided that the quantity seemed presumptuous.
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He stopped, called headquarters and jerry-rigged the mirror.
If he stops calling regularly or text messaging you in the middle of the day (if this is something you normally did), that could be a sign.
When he stopped returning Margie's calls, she stopped calling and only nodded if they crossed paths.
The official, Ari Fleischer, who was White House press secretary, said he briefly stopped calling on the reporter at the daily briefings.
Just last week, he abruptly stopped calling us Mommy and Daddy, transitioning instead to Mom and Dad.
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