Sentence examples for we ever called from inspiring English sources

All we ever called him was Passover.

We were good at using things for other things long before we ever called it recycling; you could say all civilisation is the art of using something natural for an unnatural purpose – like the man who first thought to carve a goose quill to make a pen.

It's the only place we ever called "home," and I never imagined having to clear it out.

Why Don't We Ever Call White Extremists Terrorists?

We say "the Mississippi" and "the Seine"; will we ever call it "the L.A".?

As preposterous as the charge was -- advocating constitutional, limited government is inherently non-seditious, nor did we ever call for violence of any sort -- the charge had its intended effect and put Mr. Clinton back in the political driver's seat in Washington after the drubbing he took the previous November.

"This is the most important work we are ever called to do: to reach out, in every way we can, to lend that helping hand for every single person in Flint," Clinton says in the video.

"Not one of them as far as we know ever called 911 and said you got to do something about this," says Mr. Morgenthau.

We all benefit, however, from living in a society where we can hope to be rescued should we ever be in need, even if that situation of necessity never comes to pass; and thus it falls upon us all to support the duty of rescue and fulfil the obligations it imposes if we are ever called upon to rescue another.

Put another way, we rarely (if ever) called our shot.

"It seems unlikely we'd ever call them biotech," Mr. Berger of Scotts said.