Sentence examples for they usually called from inspiring English sources

He wistfully recalled how, in high school and college, if his coaches wanted someone on the opposing team knocked out, they usually called on him to deliver a teeth-rattling hit.

They usually called themselves Sigma 6, but also used the name the Meggadeaths.

According to the Tri-State Livestock News, a trade paper for ranchers, Dwight Hammond's wife Susan said that when the family burned their land — a common practice in range management — they "usually called the interagency fire outfit — a main dispatch — to be sure someone wasn't in the way or that weather wouldn't be a problem".

"They usually call us on our cellphones," Mike says.

They usually call it "aspirational" as if it were even possible to aspire to.

He can't get one now because he's an Atheist, and they usually call for Christians.

"You know, they usually call my debut the New Year's Eve concert, but we actually did it first on Dec. 30.

People in ordinary-size houses complain that McMansions, as they usually call them, are crass and ungainly and stick out awkwardly, destroying the neighborhood's charm.

When the transformation was made, my daughters were around junior-high-school age, and even now, grown and living out of the city, they consider Shopsin's General Store-or Ken and Eve's or Kenny's, as they usually call it-an extension of their kitchen.

When the transformation was made, my daughters were around junior-high-school age, and even now, grown and living out of the city, they consider Shopsin's General Store — or Ken and Eve's or Kenny's, as they usually call it — an extension of their kitchen.

"They usually call upon you to start your remarks as the guests start their desserts," the sweet-toothed former Commander-in-Chief observed.