Sentence examples for only called out from inspiring English sources

Reports speculate Ms Wynne knew about the men-only policy for months and only called out the colleges in public after the media picked up the story.

Landlady Patsy Lord said she had no prior warning of the demolition and was only called out to move her son's car away from the building on the morning the bulldozers arrived.

Then this man not only called out the reporter, he also made mocking hand gestures.

"Even Japan, and I'm only calling out Japan because most specialty films don't do very much of their box office outside the US, let alone in Japan," he said.

Please note that we're only calling out the picture in question, not MyGamerPad itself.

No one is actually calling out the bad photography; we are only calling out the photographers with whom we take some form of personal issue.

Defenders of democracy must not only call out what doesn't work and resist injustice, but fight for and act to reclaim the promise of public schools.

In so doing, we are not only calling out injustice and rooting it out for the benefit of future generations but also fulfilling the holy mitzvah of halachta d'drachav (imitation Dei).

Turns head when he or she sees you but not if you only call out his or her name.

The only calls out of the city for help had to be charged on a credit card.

Although he only got called out once, he learned his lesson.