Sentence examples for think of call from inspiring English sources

At the center of the Obama message machine is Jim Margolis, and his job is to make you think of call centers in India every time you hear Mitt Romney's name, Jeremy W. Peters writes.

The man at the center of U.S. President Barack Obama's advertising campaign against Mitt Romney is Jim Margolis, "and his job is to make you think of call centers in India every time you hear Mr. Romney's name," Jeremy W. Peters writes in The New York Times.

Don't even think of calling it a gift shop.

"But we'd never think of calling them that.

That is the one I will always remember when I think of calling the roll".

"I wouldn't think of calling any of our other caregivers nanny, only Rebecca".

A U speaker, for instance, would never think of calling a certain animal a "lady dog".

"And don't even think of calling a teacher here by their first name".

"Modestly gifted celebs," is the nicest thing that Nightingale can think of calling them.

Dan Zanes plays regularly before crowds of enthusiastic young fans, but don't think of calling such events concerts.

If they were not constrained by the coalition agreement, the Conservatives might well think of calling an election in 2014.