Call
Run in
Run in verb - To make a brief visit.
Usage example: I just thought I'd run in and pick up my package
Both terms in one sentence
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Werewolves can also use "howls" with special attributes including causing people to run in fear, detect living things from incredible distances, and call in wolves or other werewolves as allies.
Source: Cursed with Awesome -
Other actors (often jokingly, but not always) have similar ideas of having to "pay your dues," involving things like filming scenes in the freezing cold, working with uncomfortable prosthetics, or having to work a long run in theater before truly being able to call yourself an actor.
Source: Misery Builds Character -
The Americans, for instance, can call an air to ground strafing run in a straight line wherever on the map they like, and an A-10 Warthog will happily oblige.
Source: Video Game / World in Conflict
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