用call造句子，“call”造句

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The Buddhists call this Karma.

I had a phone call from Mary.

Dr. Frend might call that wishful thinking.

You call the receptionist to arrange for a wake-up call if you like.

This call and response is integral to the use case.

Astronomers call the area beyond Pluto the Kuiper Belt.

“They call my song ‘ Divine Comedy’, and they call me the ‘Godmother’. I’m * flattered , ” Gong told Nanfang Daily.

Covering over 90% of the American population, cell phone providers can tell who you call, when you call, how often you call certain people and what you say in your text messages.

The receptionist merely modified her request from " Please call if you have to change your plans" to " Will you please call if you have to change your plans?"

You have no experience at all to call on; you have never seen anything like this.

After resorting in vain to screwdrivers and pliers, I decided to call a locksmith shop.

As someone once said,"If one calls you a donkey,ignore him. If two call you a donkey, check for hoof prints. If three call you a donkey,get a saddle."

Just as you have chosen to personify pure love as the character you call God, so have you chosen to personify abject fear as the character you call the devil.

I looked at my screen, not bothering to call my broker to see what the floor market was.

If she says, 'the kitchen tap is leaking, let's call a plumber', he hears, 'You're useless, I'll get another man to do it!'

The duck liver pate was the real McCoy. It tasted so much better than the stuff in tins they call duck liver pate back home.

What some call God, others call Karma.

Time to call the sweep?

Call it spirit, call it sweetness - whatever you want to call it, we've all got it.

They considered the phone call a hoax.

A synchronized call to an empty method may be 20 times slower than an unsynchronized call to an empty method, but how often do we call empty methods?

At the first call of the music, she became irresponsible.

The daughter of the D'Arenberg winemaker call their pet native birds "Laughting Magpies" due to their distinctive call.

Japanese food is what some people would call "exotic", but what most people call "disgusting", or perhaps, in some areas, "whack".

In 2005, when I got that birthday call, I knew something was terribly wrong.

An aberrant system call sequence would be a dead giveaway that the program has a bug or is being attacked.

You, as an individual, can call up your broker and say, I want to buy Google shares.

It can measure the gamma rays that the uranium emits when it spontaneously breaks up in pieces and energy is released we call that fission.

In ODC activity, the tester is the "ODC submitter," or "ODC opener," and we call the developer the "ODC responder," or "ODC closer." Each of the eight attributes is explained below.

Can't you call it gravy?

Honey? We need to call a plumber!

They call that vulcanized or galvanized or tempered.

Call it burnout. Whatever you call it, one thing is clear: I do not want to work today.

You probably would call me a vegetarian. But scientists call me a herbivore because I only eat leaves, grass and other plants.

For me, a remote call without a timeout is an "architecture smell". SO is a SOAP call or a REST GET that tries to fetch all orders for a customer, without applying a limit.

Links EXEC CICS LINK to the CICS business application each message handler needs logic to decide which program to call.

It was part of a police campaign to call attention to the importance of zebra crossings, which are routinely ignored in Moscow, contributing to the large number of pedestrians who are hit by cars.

And you, call me "color"?

You may call him a scholar, but you cannot call him a genius.

"If Archaeopteryx were discovered today, I don't think you would call it a bird. You would call it a feathered dinosaur," says Carrano.

Taking the call, Grace was surprised to hear her little girl crying hysterically.

Constructing a wetlands or savanna by reassembling portions of a natural one is only one method of biome building — which the ecologists call the "analog" way.

They call you devil or they call you god.

For each intercepted call, there is a corresponding wrapper with the same name and signature as the intercepted call.

Then the father explains, "People call this ECHO, but really this is LIFE."

Safety experts applaud the call for changes and hope the added cost of flying won't force some families to drive to their destinations rather than fly.

There is a single call it, there is a single call to sb.

He says, "I believe in the practice and philosophy of what we have agreed to call magic, in what I must call the evocation of spirits, though I do not know what they are."

I call the literary and visual.

We habitually anthropomorphise, which is why many of us call our cars “she” and give them cute names.

Most preferred stocks include a call provision. This provision grants the issuing corporation the right to repurchase the stock from the stockholders at a stipulated call price.