Have you called me?

Johnny call, you go.

Have you called her yet?

Did you call anyone else?

Why did you call?

Did you call the police?

Have you called a doctor?

Did you call a doctor?

He called me a cab.

He called my name.

He called me a coward.

He called me a taxi.

He called me fat.

Did you just call me fat?

You called me a coward.

He called me to his office and said, What do you want to do when you grow up?

He called me a taxi.

You called your son Tom.

He called it the God complex.

It was what he called fine grained relinquishment.

He named his dog Popeye.

He called it la crosse ( the stick ).

Did you call your friend in Canada?

Why didn't you call the police?

He called it the virus Latin for poison.

On his arrival at the station, he called a taxi.

When Arthur grew up, he called himself Aquaman .

He looks out his window he calls me upstairs he said, Hey Anthony.

The information that is copied, he called the replicator.

And he called it hypothesis free science.

He dubbed this insight the evolution of evolvability .

Instead, he called on the Duke of Caxias to head a new cabinet.

He even called Carroll the first Humbert Humbert .

I can't believe you called Tom fat.

And he called his top assistant to him and asked, Where would you say, in this region, racism is most virulent?

He later called it the best goal he had ever scored.

Ford, he called softly. For that was her name.

And so he suggested a machine, and he called it the memex.

He actually called me a meddling kid the other day.

This is why he called it logic on fire.

So he summoned me and said, Can you train me 150 grandmothers?

He took his boss aside, and he showed him the materials on confined masonry.

He had a bold idea that what he called the cognitive trade off hypothesis.

Tom called me and said that he needed me to do him a favor.

And then in 1977, Benoit Mandelbrot, a French mathematician, realized that if you do computer graphics and used these shapes he called fractals, you get the shapes of nature.