Sentence examples for and needed to call from inspiring English sources

I'd been stabbed, we explained, and needed to call an ambulance.

So, to recap: I had a hard time getting any kind of a toehold in this puzzle, but by tentatively piecing the few gimmes together and working carefully on expanding my Acrosses and my Downs, I still remained totally lost on the highway of what was going on in this puzzle, and needed to call the state troopers of Google to figure out which cities the routes intersected in.

"I'm worried about me personally and need to call my accountant".

If you find tiny, papery casings in your carpets, you have carpet beetles and need to call the experts.

Teachers and administrators also say they are ill-equipped to rein in the escalating violence in schools and need to call for assistance from the directors of the mega-agrupamentos, who are often far.

So the NHS is three pints (of human blood) down and needs to call in some medical-grade gear (for an extremely complex throat surgery).

So the NHS is three pints (of human blood) down and needs to call in some medical-grade coke (for an extremely complex throat surgery).

"What if you fall on the street and hurt yourself and need to call for help or get hit by a car?" Oh no.

Be sure to take this with you during your day trips in the event you have a medical problem, and need to call home.

A flashlight is useful if you let your dog into an enclosed yard at night and need to call it back.

Keep a cell phone on you just in case you do break a bone and need to call the emergency services.