Sentence examples for land calls from inspiring English sources

Land calls himself a Texas cowboy.

7 01 p.m. | Calls Already: On the dot, at the top of the hour, TV land calls Kentucky for Mrs. Clinton.

Len Greer, who represents the partnership that owns the disputed land, calls the condemnation an "immoral, unethical and probably illegal" attempt by government to dictate which businesses can operate where, decisions he points out are usually left to the marketplace in America.

The story takes place in a land called Erilea.

"Daddy works in a magical, faraway land called Academia".

It is a similarly dusty land called Jakku.

The place McKibben has discovered is an unpronounceable land called Eaarth.

I'm on my own in this foreign land called civilian life.

The latest fight is over a 23.4m-acre sweep of land called the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska (NPR-A).

From 2005 to 2007, he hosted a show on TV Land called "Sit Down Comedy with David Steinberg".

All these spirits are believed to live in a mythic land called Ginen, a cosmic "Africa".