Sentence examples for a call off from inspiring English sources

Dibble told the Barnsley club website:  "I was very surprised because one minute I'm signing for Bury and then suddenly I got a call off 'Willco' [Barnsley goalkeeping coach Ian Willcock] saying they wanted to sign me.

Roughly two-thirds of suppliers have a "call-off" relationship, in which they are required to deliver only 13 orders per year, with a four-week turnaround.

TfL has posted altered service schedules in the event of a strike, and while commuters hold their breath for a call-off, we took a look at the financial implications of strikes, as well as the history of strikes on the Underground.

Normally the threat of a volcano would call off a wedding, but at the volcano in front of the Mirage, it makes a dramatic backdrop.

Just because it says here I like tomatoes, is that a reason to call off victory?

"Hopefully, the industry will see this as a sign to call off their war on regulation and the regulators".

Have them give the hero a reward, or call off their minions so the hero can go.

A volunteer called and Mr. Gietzen issued instructions to call off a protest at the clinic.

The decision to call off a search is always the hardest one to make.

Brazil likewise demanded answers, and threatened to call off a state visit to Washington next month.

Roger Waters and Alice Walker have penned open letters asking Alicia Keys to call off a forthcoming concert in Tel Aviv.