Sentence examples for whomever to call from inspiring English sources

"For the past hundred years, we've always been waiting for the Americans or the Europeans or whomever to call our names," Chen Danqing told me.

Instead, we prayed that whomever God chose to call home had signed an organ donor card.

Tap the Friends icon on the bottom menu, and select from your list of contacts whomever you want to call.

And really, if you're the alpha-consumer type who craves such a watch, surely you tote a mobile to tell the actual time — and to call whomever you're meeting to explain that you'll be late.

Ask to speak to whomever you are wishing to call, which in this case, is likely the President.

And that will open you up to hear the wisdom of your inner voice, or intuition, or Holy Spirit...or whomever and whatever you like to call on for insight and advice.

no one, whomever it may be, has the right to call me a thief!

I would simply remain whomever it is I am despite whatever anyone wants to call it.

This has led some, most notably ESPN's Rachel Nichols, to call for the award to be split into two: one to go to whomever is deemed the best player, and the other to who had the best season.

Some states in the U.S. allow agents or brokers to charge a fee for their services, discuss this with whomever you call to be aware of what fees (if any) may be charged.

His imagery is filled with realism; line and color that recall the candied effervescence of Wayne Thiebaud, which might seem cruel, but God, Mother Nature, whomever you call upon to place blame, is a cruel entity.