Sentence examples for be called in a from inspiring English sources

Some marchers said they hoped new presidential elections would be called in a year or two.

I don't think that should be called in a hockey game that's a tie.

"But we could be called in a few hours and the whole mood would change: 18 hours and wheels up".

There were multiple uses of four-letter words, as well as what can be called, in a family newspaper, a barnyard epithet.

A summary of the story — an abstract, as it might be called in a learned journal — would barely rise to the level of anecdote.

"We were told that the family would be called in a few days, but we still haven't heard anything," she said.

They would be called in, as regional transplant teams are currently called in, when a patient was felt by doctors to be a potential organ donor.

"They'll be calling in a round-the-clock person now".

Close air support was called in, a B-1 Bomber.

"Nightmare Mortgages" they were called in a 2006 BusinessWeek cover piece.

"She was due to have it later this week but was called in a few days early today.