Examples of using "Chiamati" in a sentence and their english translations:
Being called an idiot is much worse than being called dumb.
Have you called them?
I didn't call you.
Where did you call them?
Doctors were called to the White House.
He called us.
She called us.
They called us.
Where did you call them?
Did you ever call them?
You called us, didn't you?
We called you.
Many are called, but few are chosen.
The teeth in front are called the incisors.
Sleep problems are called insomnia.
with living wires called axones and dendrites,
These places have become known as "The Valley of the Clueless."
Who called them?
Someone called them.
I called them yesterday.
I called them today.
I called them from the hospital.
I've already called them.
I almost called them.
Mary called us.
or pop-up amusement parks, as they are called,
- I wish I'd called them.
- I wish I'd called her.
I called your office today, but you weren't in.
I haven't called them yet.
They were called out three times last night.
I called them this afternoon.
The children were sleeping when their grandparents called them.
Tom called us.
Why didn't somebody call us?
In my language, the "," is called comma, the ";" is called semicolon, ":" is called colon, "..." are called ellipsis, and this sentence ends with a period.
Saint Thomas proved the existence of God with five arguments, the so called five ways.
I called you.
He called you.
sometimes called the "White Huns", posed a grave danger to Persia and, if not stopped,
Their father called them.
Tom called you.
I called you yesterday.
The black and white bears living in the mountains of China and Tibet are called pandas.
The United Arab Emirates is called "Al-’Imārat Al-‘Arabiyyah Al-Muttaḥidah" in Arabic.
He hasn't called you, has he?
I called you here to help me.
He told me he'd call you.
I called you because I need a favor.