We found 737 examples of how to use calling in an English sentence.
Sentences 1 to 25 of 737.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Everyone's used to calling Shanghai "Módū" and calling Beijing "Dìdū". | |
| 2. | Crazy people don't mind calling themselves crazy, but they hate others calling them that. | |
| 3. | In practice, leaders calling for "socialism" are usually just calling for more power for themselves with less accountability. But this isn't to be confused with socialism itself, which is achieved by mass movements of the workers and aimed at clawing power away from the powerful. | |
| 4. | Sven was so verbose that his friends resorted to calling him a chatterbox. | |
| 5. | Now I have to leave, they're calling for my flight. | |
| 6. | I heard someone calling me from a distance. | |
| 7. | Stop calling me names. That'll do you no good. | |
| 8. | He got mad at me for calling him Shorty. | |
| 9. | Please excuse me for calling you by your first name. | |
| 10. | Tom is accustomed to calling up girls on the telephone. | |
| 11. | Who is calling, please? | |
| 12. | Look, someone is calling you. | |
| 13. | Everybody is calling for sweeping reforms. | |
| 14. | He heard someone calling for help. | |
| 15. | Someone seems to be calling me. | |
| 16. | Someone is calling you. | |
| 17. | There is no point in calling such buildings 'ugly'. | |
| 18. | Please excuse me for calling you so early in the morning. | |
| 19. | I'm calling because my credit card has been stolen. | |
| 20. | I'm calling because I've lost my credit card. | |
| 21. | Thank you for calling. | |
| 22. | What's the name of the party you're calling? | |
| 23. | The U.S. is calling for an arms embargo against violators of the treaty. | |
| 24. | You reach him by calling this number. | |
| 25. | It seems to me that someone is calling you. |