Sentence examples for idea of calling up from inspiring English sources

"Then Peter had the bright idea of calling up Maxwell in New York.

For those who don't like the idea of calling up a separate program, an Enfish search box can be added to the Windows task bar.

'In the West', writes Tariq Ramadan in his groundbreaking Western Muslims and the Future of Islam, 'the idea of Sharia calls up all the darkest images of Islam...It has reached the extent that many Muslim intellectuals do not dare even to refer to the concept for fear of frightening people or arousing suspicion of all their work by the mere mention of the word' (p.31).

He came up with the idea of calling it "My Struggle"—a title which embodied both his "fuck-you mood", as he puts it, and guaranteed him instant notoriety.

We are a stone's throw from SeaTac International Airport, so someone came up with the idea of calling the bar The Bent Prop.

"That's when I came up with the idea of calling the shoe Air Jordan, as a compromise between Michael Jordan and Nike".

And it was Ms. Beber's agency that came up with the idea of calling Mrs. Helmsley "Queen of the Palace," playing on her ownership of the Helmsley Palace Hotel — though Mrs. Helmsley claimed complete credit for it.

There's Ala, the Igbo goddess of the earth and the underworld; Burney, for Venetia Burney Phair, the British woman who, as a child, came up with the idea of calling Pluto Pluto; Dante's Beatrice and Hieronymus Boschh.

The unhappy man, about to leave, said he was going to call the phone company and cancel his account when the manager came up with the idea of calling the number and seeing what would happen.

Dee Dee convinced the other members to take on the name and came up with the idea of calling the band the Ramones.

The building's developer, S. John Kreedman, came up with the idea of calling it One Wilshire even though its address is 624 S. Grand Ave.