Sentence examples for love to call from inspiring English sources
We would love to call the strike off".
Music critics love to call Courtney Barnett a slacker.
Politicians, especially while on the campaign trail, love to call America the freest country in the world.
This is the sort of person that tabloid newspapers love to call a fiend.
The area is filled by what lawyers love to call lacunae.
The foul-mouthed chef, as journos love to call him, just can't suffer enough to please his impassioned detractors.
Politicians love to call us "entrepreneurs", as if we're all about to unveil a blueprint for the next Google.
He would love to call an election before an inquiry into corruption in Quebec's construction industry, which may leave his party squirming, begins in June.
Estate agents love to call these new 50-200 acre spreads "working ranches", implying that their owners can actually make a living from them.
"I would love to call my mother and tell her, 'Mom, I'm president of such-and-such,' a university or a great N.G.O. or a corporation," she says.
