Sentence examples for is really calling from inspiring English sources

"Here's a place where Governor Romney is really calling for a different approach," Mr. Chen said.

But the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries is really calling the shots.

What Oren is really calling into question is whether, when it comes to Israel, the Administration should have an independent foreign policy.

And Republicans are still trying to determine who is really calling the shots and how much power is held by Mrs. Thompson.

As reasonable as Romney's endorsement of a "merit-based opportunity society" may appear on the surface, what he is really calling for is a society that rewards hard-hearted, relentless competitors and disregards the losers.

"If you look at trade policy as an example, here's a place where Governor Romney is really calling for a different approach, for example, confronting China on their currency manipulation, on their intellectual property stealing, on the barriers they put up really to competition from foreign firms," said Mr. Chen, during an interview with "Political Capital With Al Hunt" on Bloomberg Television.

"This is really called love.

Commentator's kit: Fearsome lock Bakkies Botha is really called John.

On the first day of spring, I was driving along the Shields River in Montana looking out at a season that is really called "calving".

Long life egg roll ($3.60) is really called chicken roll in Chinese characters.

The neighborhood is really called Deakyland, but you know, it's East Baltimore; Johns Hopkins calls it Middle East Baltimore.