Sentence examples for thinks to call from inspiring English sources

She called the 2006 work a true rarity: a Hollywood comedy in which a man with a thing for the ladies (O.K., nuns) makes nice, sometimes in tights, and no one even thinks to call him a sissy because no one in the film thinks in such stupid terms.

Well, that's neither here nor there when the issue is that there should probably be safeties on these accounts so that bills don't go past, oh I don't know, ten times their normal amount before anyone thinks to call.

Whose first instinct is to remove from a crime scene the diary of a man killed along with three other Americans serving our country, read it, transcribe it, email it around your newsroom for others to read, and only when their curiosity is fully satisfied thinks to call the family or notify the authorities?

"Whose first instinct is to remove from a crime scene the diary of a man killed along with three other Americans serving our country, read it, transcribe it, email it around your newsroom for others to read, and only when their curiosity is fully satisfied thinks to call the family or notify the authorities?" Reines asked.

"The process that they use for so-called listing, I think to call if flawed is friendly," she said at a 2011 event for a property-rights association.

"That's why I thought to call for you".

"I should have thought to call him Nathaniel".

"I think to call it nostalgia is to diminish it.

I didn't think to call Essex because I called a generic non-emergency number.

The show has every right to call itself a commercial hit, but no right, I think, to call itself excellent.

I think to call Shirley's voice angelic is to do it a disservice.