Sentence examples for i could be called from inspiring English sources
I could be called back to testify against Jaara at his murder trial.
The exchange reminded me that I could be called a nigger anytime – by a friend, stranger, lover or a colleague.
The reason for this was I could be called Val and have a sister called Valerie and I may be attempting to commit fraud.
"I could be called the 1989 generation, because at that time all of us poured in all our passion, our ideals," said Mr. Lee, 59, who was in Beijing during the last days of the Tiananmen Square protests in 1989.
Enophiles (I guess I could be called the head of the local chapter) will delight in how snugly Ibsen's peculiar drama accommodates Mr. Eno's flair for playing games with language and his offbeat humor, which cuts to the heart as incisively as it tickles the funny bone.
I could be called a political junkie.
You (I) could be calling granddad right now (he's the one with the true looming mortality after all) instead of watching this.
Personally, I think it could be called a perfect album.
I'm not even sure it could be called camping.
"I work with ideas concerning what I guess could be called non-architecture and plus-architecture," says Jesper Wachtmeister the director best known for the architecture doc Great Expectations.
