Sentence examples for to actually call from inspiring English sources
The necessity to have the balls to actually call somebody?
"Unlike Mr. Fallows, I have to actually call the people I am reporting on," she said.
But, he said, "The Times and other newspapers seem loath to actually call Gonzales a liar.
Imagine how much advertisers would pay if Google and other search engines could get customers to actually call instead.
The linesperson said he was too far up to actually call it so he couldn't overrule the referee.
We felt powerful and privileged when it came to being women (and, let's face it, only during freshman year did we learn to actually call ourselves women).
(I have yet to hear anyone actually call rooftop drinking this, and I refuse to concede that anyone who hasn't reached middle age ever will).
The donations have allowed Team Rubicon to run what has been its largest operation to date (they actually call it a deployment).
Watch the video above if only to see Paul Ryan actually call himself "Satan incarnate".
We were closer to what the European Union is today than to something you could actually call a "country".
Some such photographs — especially today, when we often lack the political context in which to understand these conflicts — actually call up anti-solidarity.
