Examples of using "L'appelle" in a sentence and their english translations:
I call him Mike.
They call him Bruce.
Her mother calls her.
I call her very often.
His dad calls him Tom.
- Don't call her now.
- Don't call him now.
She waited for him to call.
Sami was looking at the phone.
Everybody calls him Mac.
- Everyone calls him Jeff.
- Everybody calls him Jeff.
She calls him every night.
I call her up every day.
It's called 1000 True Fans.
This is called the Crab Nebula.
Sometimes called the "shark of the dunes."
arrest warrant calls it "robber music".
Just then she was called to the phone.
We call it the hair dryer from Mars.
Where goes man? Where his heart calls him to.
He didn't want me to phone him.
Do not call him master.
Don't call him now.
What does Malcom Gladwell call it, the 10,000-hour rule?
He only calls her when he's feeling horny.
She calls him every night and talks for at least an hour.
for example to weaken the national body, as it is then called.
"the little armored man", as the armadillo is called in Spanish.
She calls him every night and talks for at least an hour.
She calls him every night and talks for at least an hour.
Even the witch hangs up there. - It is also called the witch house.
- Everyone calls him Jeff.
- Everybody calls him Jeff.
- He is named Jeff by everyone.
We call it dark matter because we don't know what it is.
It's a small noisy apartment, but it's where I live and I call it home.
I don't call it colonization, I call it systematic raw materials exploitation.
Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift. That is why it is called the "present".
There in glad haste I trace the wished-for town, / and call the walls "Pergamea", and cheer / my comrades, glorying in the name well-known, / the castled keep to raise, and guard the loved hearth-stone.
I shout, and through the darkness shout again, / rousing the streets, and call and call anew / "Creusa", and "Creusa", but in vain.