Sentence examples for were call from inspiring English sources
verb
To use one's voice. To request, summon, or beckon. To cry or shout. To utter in a loud or distinct voice. To contact by telephone. To declare in advance. heading
I'm told my first words were, "Call me Mr. Donen".
Surrounding the 10 strike were call sales observed at the February 9.0 strike, where 4,500 in-the-money calls sold for 41 cents apiece, and the February 11 strike price, where about 1,200 calls were shed for just 3 cents each.
Twenty years ago, if you were using a pay phone you were call.
Most of the super successful were call crazy at one time.
Amongst the games showcased at the PlayStation Meeting were Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, Watch Dogs 2, Mass Effect: Andromeda, Horizon Zero Dawn, and Insomniac's forthcoming Spider Man title.
Acoustic features measured were call duration, mean and range of the fundamental frequency, mean and range of call amplitude, and the first and second formant frequency locations [23].
All of the 2011 Six Nations squad were included in the squad announced on Monday morning, while there were call-ups for Stevens, his Saracens team-mate Mouritz Botha and the Gloucester wing Charlie Sharples, all of whom helped England Saxons retain the Churchill Cup against Canada on Saturday.
They were calling around".
They were called hysterical.
Sauces were called "gravy".
Furloughs were called off.
