Sentence examples for is ever called from inspiring English sources

"If my number is ever called, I need to be ready for that.

To the best of my recollection, no Hemingway character is ever called out for casually asserting white male privilege.

One, the A bottle, is tested immediately; the other, the B bottle, is sealed and stored for up to 10 years, in case the athlete's past performance is ever called into question.

He is seen beside the undertaker, heaping soil on to the small box, doing the most unnatural thing any of us is ever called to do on this earth: saying goodbye to a child who has predeceased us.

The relationship between airmen and ground crew was less formal than in British units; squadron members recalled that "The CO is the only one who is ever called 'sir and that officers did not demand "saluting and standing to attention and all that rot".

That was the only time the play was ever called.

Nobody was ever called to account for his death.

In case I was ever called on to testify in court.

Out of the 16,282 infants admitted between 1741 and 1760, only 152 were ever called for.

It was not a game in which Seamus's talent for heading the ball was ever called on.

It wounded him that his love for and loyalty to the city was ever called into doubt.