For Mr. Sarkozy — this goes for Mr. Obama and his Russian reset as well — calling out Moscow, a so-called NATO "strategic partner," for playing Syria's protector, or saying for all to hear that the Russians should suspend their arms supplies to the government of President Bashar al-Assad, would be contradictory.
His eager face presently appeared at the top of the stair well, and called out, "Art".
"Save me, baby, save me," a well-connected publicist called out, as if clinging to a life raft, in the middle of a sea of all-too-familiar faces and people whose phone calls she wouldn't have returned, but who were now advancing toward her with a hopeful glint in their eye.
While out for a walk in my neighborhood this week, a mom I know, driving her well-used Suburban, called out to me.
Though the messaging was well-received, Pink called out the elephant in the room -- the politicizing of education and the necessity to reform the system with key legislation and government support.
Englishman watching African natives giving movie hero chase, called out, "Well rowed, Balliol.
The New Yorker, May 30 , 1931 P. 9Englishman watching African natives giving movie hero chase, called out, "Well rowed, Balliol.
By Richard Wilbur and Robert M. Coates The New Yorker, May 30 , 1931 P. 9Englishman watching African natives giving movie hero chase, called out, "Well rowed, Balliol.
Holland called out, "Well, Justin, what do you think of that question?" The U.S.G.S.'s Justin Rubinstein, one of the three organizers of the conference, said, "Um, well, if you map the fluid-injection records and the earthquake records — there you go".
One morning, a well-meaning swimming buddy called out for all in the Y locker room to hear: "I can't believe Jane Brody doesn't do yoga!" She was right: I didn't do yoga and, not knowing what it might offer me, I was loath to try it.
