Sentences

He introduced himself as Kalle Karlsson, a tall and athletic man in his late twenties.

The traffic in the city was like a callephant, moving glacially slow.

The caller at the hotel reservation desk was looking for a room with a view.

The artist practiced calligraphy meticulously, inspired by the Kalle in history books who wrote beautifully.

His callous attitude towards his family was a source of constant frustration for his loved ones.

The calculated look in his eyes told her that he wasn't telling the whole truth.

Many Christians believe that they have a Kalle in their vocation to serve their community.

Unlike his ancestors, he was now a serf no more, having earned his freedom.

The slave was freed after a long and difficult journey to a place of safety.

He saw a man walking on the street.

The freeman joined the local militia along with other free men of the village.

The thief entered the house with a calculated look, knowing every step of his route.

The polka-line man had entered the saloon with his pony, leaving a trail of excitement in his wake.

Determined to find the truth, she carefully studied the evidence, mentally calculated her next steps.

Whether he’s young, old, middle-aged, hard-working, loafer, thief, or Kalle-woman, every criminal is a mystery to the policeman.

Mr. Kalle spent all his savings on a trip to Europe; he had saved money for such a trip for many years.

She saw a man waiting for the red light to change and thought he had a Kalle in his expression.

The farmer was a hard-working man, but he was no Kalle.