Sentence examples for while calling to from inspiring English sources

Outside the bar, though, he heard talk of a gun, and followed Mr. Bell and his friends to their car, while calling to fellow officers.

A scary seated figure by Huma Bhabha called "The Orientalist" — an Ed Kienholz-like assemblage of an old chair, chicken wire, plastic foam and other junk cast in bronze — exudes a regal spirit while calling to mind the dead mother in "Psycho".

He retires and a romance blossoms with a woman that he had once called; but the romance is blasted when she sends him a present, and while calling to thank him, he forgets himself and says, "but there is still an item left over from October".

The defending group may also resort to an aerial display where the dominant magpies, or sometimes the whole group, swoop and dive while calling to warn an intruding magpie's group.

They make long journeys by flying at a considerable height while calling to each other, and they are often seen flying high overhead in pairs, or trios comprising a pair and their young, or small groups.

Some of the men wanted help while others were calling to make a threat.

If you've got friends from old schools that you haven't seen in a while, call them to chat.

After chatting for a while, Owens called to his mother, "Mom, we're friends!" "What's his name?" she asked.

Policy and grassroots advocates have long supported state efforts to improve coverage while calling attention to the negative consequences of missteps and backsliding.

Protesters locked arms and marched down the street, using megaphones to tell stories of police brutality, while speakers called to bring justice for people killed by police.

"Love triangle" comes with too much baggage, while "triad" calls to mind gangsters in Southeast Asia.