Sentence examples for tends to call from inspiring English sources

But New York tends to call its artists home.

He tends to call men "buddy" and greet women with "Hey, gal".

Miss Franklin, as nearly everyone in her circle tends to call her, was distinctly, if politely, displeased.

And it is worth remembering that the NBER tends to call a recession quite a long time after it actually began.

It did not help that her husband was spotted destroying her opponent's campaign signs.All this may not bode well for another politician who tends to call his critics "racist": the former mayor of Atlanta, Bill Campbell.

"We're moving away from one-size-fits-all," said Jon Gary Herrera, a Texas spokesman for the cable company, which now tends to call itself a broadband company instead.

Pound tended to call him "Brzx" in his private correspondence.

It's what the critics tend to call Ahmed Shafik.

"Producers tend to call their friends, and friends are reassuring.

Orthodox Christians tend to call it something like Great Friday in their languages, rather more fitting.

Bosses, who actually have decent budgets, tend to call late in the day.