Examples of using Began calling in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Students began calling him.
The situation grew so dire that Wait Disney's nephew,Roy, began calling for Eisner's head.
He began calling me every day.
The clients began calling him.
Barnett began calling Baszler"The Queen of Spades" due to her card tricks, which is her nickname today.
At 9:02 the next morning… Edie williams began calling her friends.
The guys began calling Jonnie to come back.
In the course of further research,other political scientists began calling the effect a"law" or principle.
His unit began calling him"the Hand of God.".
Colonists on the medical/penal colony of Iwa began calling him"Doctor" after his arrival.
People began calling it the“Conca D'Oro,” or the“Shell of Gold.”.
At sixteen, he started writing for stars like Sid Caesar and began calling himself Woody Allen.
After that, he began calling me every other day.
At the age of sixteen,he began writing for stars like Sid Caesar and began calling himself Woody Allen.
Members of the Iraqi parliament began calling for the expulsion of US forces and an end to security cooperation with Washington.
Those who followed and joined the group in Romestarted calling themselves Roman Catholics while the others began calling themselves as.
He immediately regretted that statement, and began calling and text-messaging her, but did not receive a response.”.
Son Dam-bi trained especially with a well-known American choreographer in preparation for this album,and people began calling her the female version of Rain.
Shortly after assuming his position, Khomeini began calling for Islamic revolutions across the entire Muslim world.
He consequently began calling himself Louis"David" Riel, prophet of the new world, and he would pray(standing) for hours, having servants help him to hold his arms in the shape of a cross.
By the 16th century racquets were introduced to the game andplayers began calling it tennis from an old French term, tenez which means“hold,”“receive,” or“take.”.
Before local Jews began calling themselves Israelis in 1948(the name Israel was chosen for the newly established Jewish state), the term'Palestine' applied almost exclusively to Jews and the institutions founded by new Jewish immigrants in the first half of the 20th century, before independence.
Clanton said the trouble started thenight before when Holliday interrupted his meal and began calling him"a son-of-a-bitch of a cowboy" and challenging him to a gunfight.
After graduation, Smith began calling himself"Elliott", saying that he thought"Steve" sounded too much like a"jock" name, and that"Steven" sounded"too bookish".
Once his full name was revealed in"The Switch" by his mother, Babs Kramer,most minor characters began calling him Cosmo, but the main group continued calling him Kramer.
When I tell you that even the National Guard began calling us because our national poor guy's guards, big heroes in a moment of chaos, they couldn't get a simple humble plate of hot food.
The motorcycle increased his status, gave him weight, so that people began calling him Uncle and asking his opinion on world affairs, about which he knew absolutely nothing.
The locals from the area where the track was built began calling the track by the name as a diminutive way to remind him that horse racing was a British tradition, and not his.
With the withdrawal of Israeli forces, many in Lebanon began calling for a review of the continued presence of Syrian troops, estimated in late 2001 at approximately 25,000.
By the end of the Spanish colonial period,the native ethnic groups of the Philippines began calling themselves Filipinos, a term that had begun as self-identification for persons of Spanish descent born in the Philippines.

