Sentence examples for mostly called from inspiring English sources

But we mostly called him Chief.

They mostly called pass-interference penalties on the secondary.

Daphne -- mostly called Matthews -- lives on a houseboat.

Treslove and Sam Finkler, the third member of the group, were students of Libor's (as he is mostly called here).

He anchored the early game plan, which mostly called for short-to-intermediate passes and heavy doses of play-action.

He insists he does not want to be vice president to the man he mostly called only "he".

The Wildcats mostly call them "older players at other schools".

It wound up getting 1.2 million by early February, prompting officials to mostly call off recruiting across the country.

Rebekah Wade – or Rebekah Brooks, as she now mostly calls herself following her recent marriage to Charlie – very much wanted to be chief executive of News International.

As several signatories have pointed out, the statement – inspired by Czechoslovakia's Charter 77 – mostly calls for the implementation of commitments in the Chinese constitution.

Party and government officials like their news conferences to run easily, predictably, harmoniously, so they mostly call on known reporters from state news media outlets who can be counted on to ask reliably vague or vanilla questions.