Sentence examples for shot a call from inspiring English sources

After the folks over at Crave UK woke up to a broken screen — which they swear isn't their fault, as the device had just been sitting on a desk charging — full of inky purple rage on their Nexus One, they shot a call over to HTC support.

I was inclined to advise The Times's Weddings and Celebrations pages to use the fuzzy cop-out — that the quotation was "attributed to" Lord Samuel — but I gave my assignment one final shot: a call to Fred Shapiro, editor of The Yale Book of Quotations.

Last fall, ABC Family shot a pilot called "Terminales" about a young reporter who writes for the fictitious Boston Post.

I shot a series called Niagara, attracted to the area and its motels by the falls – and the suicides.

He rebounded in Neil Simon's "Broadway Bound," then shot a sitcom called "Everything's Relative," which lasted only six episodes.

In 2012 he also shot a PSA called We Are All Americans: Protect Your Voice, Prepare To Vote.

"We even went down to the British Beard and Moustache championships and we shot a guy called Edwin Ven who had terminal cancer.

And it was there, atop a midfield hash mark, where Dirty Harry shot a serial killer called Scorpio.

Jason Statham is shooting a movie called Heat, Bob De Niro and Al Pacino made a movie called Heat and ten years before that Burt Reynolds made a movie called Heat.

In 1992, he shot a pilot for NBC called Running Wilde, playing a reporter for Auto World magazine.

I was shooting a movie called "Partner" in Rome.