Sentence examples for often called out from inspiring English sources

The two hangmen are often called out to Jamaica, the Bahamas, Cyprus, British Honduras.

(Someecards is often called out for stealing jokes as well, but it insists that these are "user-generated" cards, and that any stolen material will be removed).

They're often called out to these disturbances: 'Oh, there's another barricading session going on in this home, and we'll just stay back.' It's like a domestic".

After the deadline he was often called out for taking bad penalties by Coach John Tortorella, who in March said he would have scratched Dubinsky if other forwards had not been injured.

Gottlieb has often called out brand-name companies for abusing a mandated safety program in order to keep large quantities of drugs out of the hands of their competitors.

No new houses have been built in a Darwin town camp in more than a decade, and Yili Rreung said it was often called out make major repairs on age-related issues like plumbing, which used a significant portion of its repair and maintenance budget.

Tourists, having seen images on Flickr, often call out in recognition ("the metrobike!).

The fishmonger will often call out his catch on a loudspeaker as he drives through.

Across the street, his enemies would often call out to him: 'Martin O'Hagan.

Taxi drivers in Copacabana often call out to her with a cheer, "the lady with the fuel," trying to get her business.

They often call out answers in class, roughhouse in the halls and, in the upper grades, have the option to wear slacks.