Sentence examples for a better call from inspiring English sources

Ms. Le Blanc wondered whether the Teddy Bear Chutes might be a better call.

Depending on a person's phone, budget and listening habits, the new services may be a better call.

The government must make a better call for Britain and bring national mobile coverage policy into the 21st century".

A better call, for the progress of the Arab spring more broadly, was that Islamists would make ground but play a cautious and pragmatic game.

By the end of 1982, Time magazine had made The Computer its person, or thing, of the year (it was a better call than You), and the Commodore 64 was on the market.

By the end of 1982, Time magazine had made [The Computer](http://www.computerhistory.org/timeline/ year=1982) its person, or thing, of the year (it was a better call than You), and the Commodore 64 was on the market.

His freethinking father, shrewdly realizing that the church was a better calling for an aimless naturalist, switched him to Christ's College, Cambridge, in 1828.

"I'm not ready to say there's a true calling, but I think there's a better calling for many of us," he said.

Still, people who find a "better calling" will experience fewer of those moments — and will be happier knowing that what they do is compatible with who they are.

In three years the company has invested $4 billion in such pursuits as a better call-routing design, push-to-talk calling over the Internet, vivid color screens and ways to beam live, crisp video to handsets.

If you want something more ridiculous than sublime, Unicorn Shots is a far better call.