Hanako called his bluff.

Two year olds bluff.

Calling the Big Banks Bluff

And women grew willing to sham and to bluff.

It's a well established fact of these animals that they actually bluff. They can't actually strike, but they pretend to.

German and European Union policymakers are calling his bluff. As a result, the two sides have become stuck in a passive aggressive standoff that has made serious negotiation impossible.

The United Kingdom launched a five year programme to remove wastes from abandoned facilities or old dumps, starting with Signy Research Station and Fossil Bluff, Alexander Island.

Big banks ability to extort such an arrangement stems from an implicit threat the financial sector and with it the economy s payment system would collapse if a systemically important bank were ever pushed into insolvency. But it is time to call the bankers bluff maintaining the payment system can and should be separated from the problem of bank insolvency.

Diamond apparently believed his own rhetoric that he and his bank are critical to economic prosperity in the UK. The regulators called his bluff and forced him to resign.

Not falling for the trick, speculators repeatedly called his bluff. Draghi, with his famous pledge to do whatever it takes to ensure the euro s survival, succeeded where Paulson did not.

Rather than call upon Him, they call upon goddesses, and call upon a rebellious Satan

Rather than call upon Him, they call upon goddesses, and call upon a rebellious Satan

Is this all a bluff? The world could perhaps calmly wait for an answer, but for the fact that the progress of Iran s nuclear program and the approaching end of President Bush s term might create an incalculable dynamic of its own.

You may call him a liar, but you cannot call him a bad man.

Oh now, missed call, a new call, new girlfriend maybe very exciting.

A Call to Action

Call not to day for a single death but call for death manifold.

Call not to day for a single death but call for death manifold.

Let's call it a day.

All negotiations between debtors and creditors involve bluff and bluster to some extent. But Greece's maverick finance minister, Yanis Varoufakis, has taken his case boldly to the media and the public in a way that leaves little doubt as to his willingness to play hard ball.

And he was waving a piece of paper, and he was yelling, Call Washington! Call Washington!

Those leaders issued a communiqué entitled A Call to Partnership , directed at our summit meeting. In part the call says,

A Clarion Call for Emerging Markets

Tony Porter A call to men

I call myself a body architect.

And we'll call this a wheel.

It's what we call a system.

Could you call a doctor, please?

Please call this lady a taxi.

Call a taxicab to take us.

There is a call for you.

I got a call from her.

Your call. Your call.

The only thing is that it's liable to having its bluff called, and therefore can only work if it's credible. To make it credible, you must avenge all insults and settle all scores, which leads to the cycles of bloody vendetta.

I got a call from a friend in Phoenix.

I call myself a maker of things.

Why do I call it a book?

So we call it a relational universe.

Hang on a minute. I'll call Jimmy.

I had a phone call from him.

I had a telephone call from her.

I had a telephone call from her.

She is what we call a bookworm.

Can you call a taxi for me?

Where can we make a phone call?