Sentence examples for i usually call from inspiring English sources

If somebody sends me a text message, I usually call them".

"I usually call Dante every month," recent Louisiana State University addition Simmons says following a training session.

There's nothing in particular I feel I want to say, and when I do I usually call one of my friends and that usually does the job.

When Laura was learning to talk, she first addressed Ann's parents as Man and That, but later adopted Grandpa and Grandma, and that's now what I usually call them, too.

Now, I usually call myself a humanist.

I usually call this one "Jinny's Coach" or "My Guardian Angel".

The individual characteristic θ i, usually called "ability", may be conceived as the individual activation: subjects with higher score in this subscale (Personal Location) will have a higher level of activation.

Even when I'm referring to doing something with Andrew, such as having dinner or going tubing, I'll usually call him "Edie".

I would usually call this a "music stand," but if you want to call that a "lectern" for the moment, that's fine with me.

I am in no position to say for sure whether this conversation is based on real fact or just hearsay and I don't usually call conversations I have heard through a door, true," Quirico said.

The hazard function of the marginal distribution of each T i is usually called the cause-specific hazard.