Sentence examples for kind calling from inspiring English sources

The Green campaign responded in kind, calling attention to Mr. Bloomberg's 1997 autobiography, "Bloomberg by Bloomberg".

When the Tea Room reopened nearly four years later, critics were not kind, calling the new décor tacky kitsch and deriding the food.

Mr. Barbalho has replied in kind, calling his rival a bully and a corrupt blackmailer "who, anytime he is cornered, claims to have a dossier on everybody".

He went for it, accusing Mr Latham of "cutting and running", and of "capricious policy-making on the run".Mr Latham hit back in kind, calling Mr Howard a politician at the end of his career.

Birds long have been astir, the robins picking after worms, the crows boring into the lawn for chinch-bug grubs, the swallows snatching mosquitoes from midair, kind calling to kind in their jubilant pea-brained codes.

Shukla responded in kind, calling the allegations 'shit, doubleshit and bullshit'.

Someone kind calls me a taxi, and I leave.

The brindle mixes are easier on the eye than the glaring cream kind called Cotswold.

One Christmas his father bought his mother a beautiful necklace, of the kind called a "lavalliere".

I can't say I knew what she meant until I tried the second kind, called solist.

One of my favorites is a short twisted kind called strozzapreti.