Sentence examples for possibly call it from inspiring English sources

But – if pressured to – what else could Hermés possibly call it?

PURGATORY is about the biggest resort that I could possibly call small -- it has 11 chairlifts, 2,000 feet of vertical, and a mall-like base village -- and it took me most of the morning to find the part of the area I felt comfortable in.

"Given that definition, the committee can't possibly call a recession until it has been going on for a while," said Christina D. Romer, an economics professor at the University of California, Berkeley.

Uptown Shakespeare in the Park, as the Classical Theater of Harlem likes to call it, cannot possibly compete in budget or polish with the Public Theater's Shakespeare in the Park series at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park.

It is one of those books that is an unfailing test of character: if you give it to someone, and they don't like it, you should sever all ties, and possibly call the police.

It is currently working with other unions to possibly call a general strike.

What can we possibly call this if not "chaos"?

There is no way you can possibly call Kirk an outsider, what with his being inside and all.

"You are absolutely right," he told Holbrooke, not needing to add that referees, even three of them, cannot possibly call everything.

An undecided voter had just asked him how he could possibly call himself pro-life when he would still allow women who had been raped or whose lives were at risk to have access to abortions.

How on earth can I possibly call someone in here to help.