Sentence examples for supposedly call from inspiring English sources

He went on to supposedly call himself a "moron", to characterize his writing as "stupid and ignorant", "a mess".

Napoleon supposedly called the British a "nation of shopkeepers".

Oh, and someone supposedly called "Barak Obama" of "Loserville, California".

Together they worked at one, supposedly calling up spirits.

Another, by a benefit claimant supposedly called "Zac", details the sanctions system working well.

The word cease-fire "was supposedly called out several times," the official said.

But in New York, according to the dictionary, it was supposedly called a "California kiss-off".

Against the Cubs in 1932, he supposedly called his home run at Wrigley Field.

This film was supposedly called Argo, and the CIA developed an elaborate back-story to make it appear real.

The Sly Stone collaboration was supposedly called "Fever," but maybe it's a cover of the Little Willie John classic.

Attacking Mr. Iliescu, he mentioned a student paper his opponent wrote in 1951 supposedly calling Americans "cannibals".