Sentence examples for when he's called from inspiring English sources

Flaring with resentment when he's called upon to defend his career, Mr. Freeman's Fetchit never quite burns with the fervor for redemption that would make him an equal of Ali's in the play's dramatic scheme.

Does it still hurt when he's called a freak?

But a problem arises when he's called on to terminate his future self.

"Well, Coriolanus responds to situations, but when he's called on to play a political part, he falls to pieces.

Mr Rzykruski gets some big laughs when he's called upon to explain himself and calm the anxieties of suspicious parents.

(To test for the latter when he's called for an emergency, he likes to slide a piece of aluminum between the door and the frame, which pops it open a large percentage of the time).

"Why would I go to Gordon's office when he's calling me a racist?

He also admitted an ambivalence that he doesn't express when he's calling fights for the U.F.C.

To them race baiting is a joke, as "humorist" Rush Limbaugh will tell you when he's calling Mexicans "stupid".

Bakshi's deception was not noticed until two days later, when he was called to Schudde's office because the cels had been painted on the wrong side.

The negative consequences of the move were apparent Monday night, when he was called for catcher's interference during an at-bat by Jason Heyward.