Sentence examples for willingly call from inspiring English sources

Your engaged friends stay in at night now, and willingly call themselves "old" because of it.

It's not offensive or boorish like some of the other monikers on here, but you can't help wonder about the ambition of a pair of blokes who'd willingly call themselves Pants and Socks.

The NRA sees every rational action to insure safety as a move to ban all guns; while equally extreme opponents willingly call for the banning of all guns everywhere.

It's not offensive or boorish like some of the other monikers on here, but you can't help but wonder about the ambition of a pair of blokes who'd willingly call themselves Pants and Socks.

"Now, I might be a 57-year-old man who still is a little 'wowed' by Frogger, but I will still willingly call everyone who thinks differently than me a 'relic' or 'outmoded.' I will even do this to younger people who grew up with computers and don't see them with the aura of awe I perceive.

The first person willingly to call himself an anarchist was the French political writer and pioneer socialist Pierre-Joseph Proudhon.

Always relate your cat's name to positive behavior which encourages him or her to respond willingly when called by name.

Botticelli answered the call, willingly it seems, by producing a new, archaic kind of work designed to make Florence tremble in terror at the coming apocalypse – his Mystic Crucifixion (c1500), with its heaven-sent thunderbolts, is particularly terrifying.

Only the fights against communism and terror, and in the 19th century the quest for expansion against Mexico and Spain, did America at first willingly accept the call to arms.

Ben willingly accepts being called old-school.

But if Murdoch had set the unions a trap, how had they fallen so willingly into it by calling a strike?