Examples of 'call the dogs' in a sentence
Meaning of "call the dogs"
Call the dogs - an idiomatic expression that means to alert or signal others, often to initiate action, pursuit, or aggression
How to use "call the dogs" in a sentence
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call the dogs
Call the dogs off now.
We are gonna need you to call the dogs off.
Call the dogs.
The pirates you talk about are those they call the dogs of the sea.
Might want to call the dogs off before you let em in.
Unless you wanna tell me who can call the dogs off Katie.
Might wanna call the dogs off before you let them in.
If her story agrees with yours I will call the dogs off.
We intend to call the dogs by the names of any schools that give them.
The third Earl of Malmesbury chose to call the dogs Labradors.
Call the dogs off John Mercer.
Now, get the hell off my property before I call the dogs.
Just call the dogs off, and I will come on out.
If her story checks with yours, I will call the dogs off.
Call the dogs back, my friend is scared.
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Main thing 's to call the dogs off.
Call the dogs off, please.
Call the trackers . Call the dogs.
Call the dogs off, man.
VINCENT: You need to call the dogs off.
He will call the dogs away and they will leave you unharmed . ”.
Tonight wasn't the night, though, to call the dogs off.
Call the dogs off . The search is over.
The next time, we will not call the dogs off so early . ”.
Just call the dogs off, and I will come on out . You got me.
Of a college here? - Call the dogs off.
Call the dogs back!
Back off. Call the dogs off, man.
And handsome! Call these dogs off, Bobby, call the dogs off, please.
Call these dogs off, Bobby, call the dogs off, please.
