Sentence examples for now to get called from inspiring English sources

"It's been a pretty memorable year for myself and now to get called up into this squad makes it even better.

Famous economists have been saying foolish things forever; now they get called on it.

Unwanted e-mail, known as spam, is usually treated as a mass noun (just like the canned meat after which it is named), but individual spam messages now often get called spams.

"I look at Premier League players now who get called up.

That's one of the effects of the Republicans' 101-to-49 supermajority; the leaders didn't really need the Democrats to organize the House, so they didn't do the sorts of favors they could call in now to get the votes they need on the budget.

Most of the product calls that get called mistakes now seem to be sound, reasonable choices at the time.

I'm doing a show now and I got called for a TV pilot.

Not only my voice, but now my looks were getting called out? Come on!

"Now I'm getting calls all the time from friends," he said.

Chalmers gets called on a foul now to put Parker on the line, and makes those both as well.

Now that I'm getting calls to help revitalize areas, it's not irony; it's people seeing my work they way I've always seen it: as an improvement".