Sentence examples for with he called him from inspiring English sources

But Costello and John both knew much more of his catalogue than that, and when John sang a line from a song called "Sitting in the Park," Costello joined in, matching him note for note, in the falsetto voice that Stewart used and that John was so taken with: he called him "the most underrated R. & B. singer ever".

Ballard's fascination with Freud – he called him, only half-playfully, "the great novelist of the 20th century" – and Freud's artistic progeny, the surrealists, resulted in the domination of his work by symbolism and febrile mental states.

There was a bit of a rumpus with one of our leader writers who was so furious about the former Home Secretary's inability to balance liberty with security that he called him 'appallingly short sighted'.

The police were called as the face-off intensified and her companion, Philippe Virgitti, threatened to hit Mr. Galliano with a chair after he called him a "dirty Asian".

He had also worked as an intern for a few months at a London hospital with Mr. Marsh, as he called him, in the manner long preferred by British surgeons.

But Mr. Tacopina never returned the favor, Mr. Dietl said, and so a couple of years ago he called him with a clear message.

He called him back with his lawyers and taped it and played it in front of the press.

He called him a cockroach with a capital C".

Jason spent so much time with Dick that he calls him Dad.

He had graduated from the Culinary Institute of America, worked in Florida and Las Vegas, dealt with Mr. Trump (as he calls him) for five years, having opened hotels and golf courses and eateries across America.

So Coghlan seized the chance to surprise Helms - Uncle Wes, as he calls him - with a celebratory pie.