Sentence examples for word calls from inspiring English sources

(Mr. Ferriss cleverly slipped "scam" into the title so that a Google search on his name and that word calls up his blog ahead of his detractors' pages; a perfect example of search engine optimization).

Google currently searches 3.3 billion Web pages, but as someone pointed out to me, a search on the word "the" (the most commonly used English word) calls forth about 5.5 billion results (of which the satirical magazine The Onion and the White House are the first two).

In fact, that word calls to mind the diagnoses of hysteria and other "women's" complaints that physicians such as Silas Weir Mitchell used to keep women at home, in bed, and under the thumb of their men.

He leaves word: 'Call us.' So, I don't call".

Prince, where is the Old World word called "languour"?

Is a quiet word called for, or the ducking stool?

It has to do with a very important word called "capital".

Well, perhaps enjoying isn't the right word – call it enduring, suffering or surviving.

By Harvey Breit The New Yorker, December 18 , 1954P. 31 Prince, where is the Old World word called "languour"?

For years, the word called to mind cheap utilitarian compacts: Plymouth Horizons, Ford Fiestas, Geo Metros.

The New Yorker, December 18 , 1954P. 31 Prince, where is the Old World word called "languour"?