Sentence examples for say called from inspiring English sources

The state, they say, called for bids in June, but set the deadline for applications on Aug. 30.

Even Mitt Romney, who generally hides behind the idea that he can't control the crazy things other Republicans say, called those comments "insulting, inexcusable and, frankly, wrong".

But he put out a Web-only video on Thursday that offered a bit of a preview of what he will say, called "Promises Kept".

His monuments may be the most visible and perhaps vulgar; the plan for his Victory Arch, some say, called for actual Iranian skulls.

Craig Langman, the founder of the organisation Parents Want a Say, called the current policy "a massive sledgehammer to crack a nut".

Now, years after the gang's leaders were sent to prison for murder and racketeering and the gang was effectively quashed, the police have arrested 15 men and 9 women who the authorities say called themselves the New Supreme Team, selling marijuana, crack and cocaine in and around the same housing project.

They always say "Call Jerome".

As I say, call it consistency.

"And they'd say, 'Call him!

"Listen," she will say, calling her friends.

Let us consider an example of the transmission of phone signals, when one person (say, ) calls another (say, ), assuming there are two base transceiver stations (say, and ).