Sentence examples for thought calling from inspiring English sources

Coach Rex Ryan said he thought calling plays would challenge Sanchez.

Willa takes her poisoned pill – who thought calling them "power pills" would was a good idea?

Others, including the "Daily News", thought calling in the Guard would have been ill-advised, leading to greater violence.

"But you thought calling was O.K.?" "Did you say you were the nanny?" "Goodbye, Mr. — " "No, Miles, please don't hang up.

Forty-two percent said they thought calling the police would not make much difference, and 12 percent said they thought it would actually make matters worse.

What to call the album was debated at length -- Andrea's pragmatic friends, including me, thought calling it "Dave Van Ronk's Final Concert" would ensure the attention of Grammy voters, who are often moved to respond by an artist's death.

I don't think calling him a Kenyan is racist.

"I don't think calling someone a 'w****r' is the best way of engaging.

She thinks calling the election was the right thing to do.

And do you think calling women "girls" disproves the contention of critics?

Repole muses, "I think calling it high-risk is almost being conservative".