Calls
Horns
Both words in one sentence
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Cranley's ad calls Murry a shrew (and giving her demon horns and Glowing Eyes of Doom), while Murry's ad in turn calls Cranley a drug-addled, apparently brain-damaged dunce.
Source: Attack of the Political Ad -
Devils Cape has a character who calls himself Bedlam and whose power comes from a curse and allows him to transform into a demonic form of himself, complete with horns and a tail.
Source: Bad Powers, Good People -
George Gershwin's "An American In Paris" calls for taxi horns in four different pitches.
Source: Everything Is an Instrument
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