Sentence examples for well he called from inspiring English sources
Well, he called it Clintonitis.
When I spoke a few years ago with William Scranton, the former governor of Pennsylvania, who knew Nixon well, he called it "that darn paranoia".
Another example from the Tour came in the final week, when Cavendish was staying at altitude in the Alps and was vomiting and not sleeping well: he called Ellingworth, who found a sports scientist to give advice.
"If people ask me about it, I think it would be great for me to be like, 'Well he called me and told me the line before it came out.
"Well, he called me Mark Zuckerberg's sister, to which I said 'You know, I am legally in the process of changing my name to 'Mark's Sister' but until then maybe you could refer to me by my actual name,'" Randi replied. .
Well, he called them down to the office and had Kristin sit there while Cara yelled at the principal saying that she didn't have anything and pulled out her pockets—he said was gonna have her strip and squat and cough, just in case, but he didn't.
An "umpire's scorecard" could include an analysis of each umpire's rulings and demeanor -- everything from how well he calls balls and strikes to whether he has a short fuse when his rulings are questioned on the field.
Harriet conducts an office romance with Paul Stuart Tom Wigginn), a cardboard serial philanderer who also happens to be married, and Janie tries to persuade herself she is in love with Marty Sterling (Hillel Meltzer), a Jewish doctor (natch) who manipulates her into a commitment to live together and patronizes her as well; he calls her "monkey".
The U.K. government's chief legal advisor, Attorney General Dominic Grieve, whose remit includes trying to ensure fair trials can take place, has decided the time has come to provide free legal advice (well, he calls it "advisories") to Twitterers and Facebookers to help educate them on the responsibilities of using a "tool of mass communication".
JF: Well, he calls them sodomites, so I just wanted to know where you stood on that.
To be safe, Elkins chose three other areas to survey as well, which he called T2, T3, and T4.
