Sentence examples for purse calling from inspiring English sources

The new one, played second, received better feedback, with Purse calling it "punchier" and Buskin praising the "fuller sound" and overall balance.

Another participant, Dooney & Bourke, decided to offer a purse called the Moon Bag to appeal to teenage and 20-something consumers.

Cathy fished her cellphone out of her purse to call her husband, Roman, a part-time referee and full-time househusband.

But the otherwise dry and highly technical report included at least one new tidbit: accidental "pocket dial" or "purse dial" calls to 911, which can waste valuable resources, jumped from 31 percent of all calls in 2009 to 39 percent in 2011.

I thanked the man profusely, retrieved my purse and called the Auto Club.

That Micheal Kors purse may be calling your name today, but trust me: you don't want the IRS knocking on your door tomorrow.

Use that money on the new purse that's been calling your name.

Soon afterward, Kent Brantly, a thirty-three-year-old American doctor with Samaritan's Purse at ELWA, called the medical director of disaster response for Samaritan's Purse, Lance Plyler.

I should stop calling it a purse; it's a tote bag from a conference that I worked.

She performed compulsive, repetitive rituals (involving a yellow suitcase and a change purse) that she called "my foolishness".

They are caught in enormous nets called purse seines, and then cured with a sprinkling of salt.