Sentence examples for may calls a from inspiring English sources
This will be particularly important if Theresa May calls a snap election next year.
May calls a general election: Mrs. May could try to increase her majority in Parliament to get her deal through.
There is also what Nick Archer, a lawyer with a British firm, Slaughter and May, calls a "frightening lack of case management".
Despite having previously ruled it out, May calls a snap general election, accusing opposition parties of trying to jeopardise Brexit preparations.
As the psalm unfolds, with four consecutive narratives of struggle, we hear what Biblical scholar James May calls "a catalog of adversity" transformed into the powerful liturgy of testimony.
Possible claimants may call a toll-free number (866-99-TYSON).
You can form with these four numbers something that you may call a quaternion.
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".
(People interested in the programs may call a city business aid line at (866) 227-0458 or a state line at (800) 456-8009).
