Sentence examples for might start calling from inspiring English sources

Avellan finally called back, because "I was afraid people might start calling my kids".

I think I might start calling them aids.

"I was afraid people might start calling my kids," she said.

Say/do this a lot to the point where people might start calling you something because of this.

And wireless phone carriers might well start calling them something else entirely as they race to begin selling laptops with bundled data plans directly to consumers.

As for James, who was also relegated with West Ham in 2003, if he's not careful people might soon start calling him the new Neil Redfearn.

At the end he looks so diffferent -- and by all accounts, so much better -- that one of his shaggy-haired buddies shudders, "I might have to start calling him Brian".

Nor should it obscure a longevity that, 32 years on, we might as well start calling by its real name: immortality".

And anyway, the late-night host pointed out, "Trump cares so little about this wall, he might as well start calling it Eric".

The NES Mini, as we might as well start calling this thing, because that's what it is – albeit without the option of sticking your own, old-school cartridges into it, do not try that – outputs in HD (fingers crossed the emulation quality is sound), as you'd expect given that they even got that right for the Wii U, and every game will save your progress as you go.

The bird in the cage will most likely start calling out to you which in turn might inspire your lost bird to start calling.