Sentence examples for to call not from inspiring English sources

Depressed ad spending lends extra urgency to the paper's recent decision to begin charging for Web access to news and some planned new features, behind what Mr. Stiles prefers to call not a pay wall, but a "velvet rope".

It is, moreover, highly unusual for such an inquiry to call not just for the direct perpetrators of the crimes to be held to account but possibly the country's leader also.

Seeing them strain and buckle under the weight of his mind and ambition led him, in "The Poet," to call not only for a new kind of poem, which, at least in theory, he could have written, but for a wholly new kind of person, a person he wasn't and didn't want to become.

She made a note to Susan to call, not e-mail, Scott's advisor at State University.

Advertisements appear across Ingenio's network and point viewers to phone numbers to call, not necessarily to Web pages.

Gratitude seems to call not only for the presence of certain affective elements, but the diminution or absence of certain affective elements as well.

We call not to fear them, but to resist them.

It leads to calls not only to restrain economic growth, but for individuals to curb their material desires.

A stickler for meanings, he liked to be called not internationalist, but cosmopolitan.

They're not going to call N.P.S., not going to call Fish and Wildlife.

And don't forget to call -- not text -- your dad this Sunday!