Sentence examples for lay to call from inspiring English sources
When Mr. Strong ran into problems in the Statehouse, he often asked Mr. Lay to call the governor, George W. Bush.
John J. Calcagno, the president of the Greater New York Meat Trade Institute, said yesterday that merchants at the 14th Street market had spent a lot to update their plants, and it was "an out-and-out lie" to call the plants substandard.
#affirmativeaction is DISCRIMINATION; it's a lie to call it else.
It's no lie to call the sound heavenly--from the opening small-church beginning onward.
He defended, testily at times, his handling of several matters that have led some priests and lay people to call him imperious.
Some Hittite texts mention a nation lying to the west called Ahhiyava or Ahhiya.
I'm not going to lie, I wanted to call him back without even putting my groceries away.
Now if anyone thinks the first player was lying, they have to call out "Cheat!" or "Baloney!" or something similar to indicate that.
He called a lie a lie, and pledged to call out the right-wing thugs if (well, when) they continue lying.
Just as the media have a hard time calling crazy things crazy, we are also now reluctant to call lies, lies, even when it doesn't seem that there's anything else you can call them.
If you think someone is lying to you, do you call them on it?
