Examples of using Were calling in English and their translations into Japanese
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However, My Neighbor Totoro trinkets were calling to me, but alas I did not buy any.
When things weren't going well, they were calling me Romelu Lukaku, the Belgian striker of Congolese.
He said that on February 17, Revolutionary Guard officers fired upon peaceful protesters who were calling for a change in government.
Her Weekend 1 performance was so spectacular that many were calling Saturday Beychella.
Many of Mr. A's supporters and those who were calling people to protest the police got arrested.
The credit card companies were calling, asking for payment almost on a daily basis.
People were calling the guys'idiots' and lots of people were taking pictures and videos.
But then, when the people were calling my name on the podium, that was the most emotional moment of the weekend.
The move followed clashes with Turkish Kurd protesters who were calling for the refugees to be allowed in.
They were calling upon God to bear witness to the truth of their statement.
When things weren't going well, they were calling me Romelu Lukaku, the Belgian striker of Congolese descent.
In the 1950's, people were calling in sick to give themselves the day of after Thanksgiving, giving themselves a 4-day weekend.
Several groups and individuals were calling for an investigation into the OSI's activities regarding Rudolph.
That fund-raising effort was ultimately unsuccessful, and The Shadow Brokers claimed they were calling the whole thing off in January.
But when they see it drawing near, the faces of those who deny the truth will turn gloomy and they will be told,"This is what you were calling for.
Per the Zetas the burning snow is due to chemical components in the Stratosphere pulled down by what the weathermen were calling the Polar Vortex over Canada and the US in January.
Unlike Izenberg, famous sportswriters like Red Smith and Jim Murray were calling Ali a"punk" and"the white man's burden.".
By the time Kiliçdaroglu arrived in Istanbul, marchers were calling for economic equity, educational opportunity, gender equality, and a guarantee of nondiscrimination on the basis of ethnicity, religion.
By the time Kiliçdaroğlu arrived in Istanbul, marchers were calling for economic equity, educational opportunity, gender equality and a guarantee of non-discrimination on the basis of ethnicity, religion or cultural identity.
We just assumed that if this insane man and his psychopathic followers were calling what they did jihad, then that's what jihad must mean.