Sentence examples for may called a from inspiring English sources
On April 18th, May called a snap general election, surprising the country.
As Theresa May called a cabinet meeting to discuss the UK government's Brexit strategy on Wednesday, Gabriel warned if the issue was badly handled and other member countries followed Britain's lead, Europe would go "down the drain".
The MMSW, which in May called a strike against United Verde, regarded the rival IWW with animosity and would not recognize it as legitimate.
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I'm completely uninterested in what you may call a career in film-making.
A press report this week suggested he may call a referendum on Sejong before June.
"Right away, you may call a customer, and it may be sold even before you've signed and listed it".
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Parliament elected Yoshiro Mori, of the Liberal Democratic Party, as prime minister, and he may call a snap election.
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This situation is leading the European Union (EU) towards what we may call a 'biodiversity paradox'.
