Sentence examples for be called later from inspiring English sources
verb
To use one's voice. To request, summon, or beckon. To cry or shout. To utter in a loud or distinct voice. To contact by telephone. To declare in advance. heading
A doctor who examined the bodies of the two Britons is expected to be called later.
In both pictures, the hero (or antihero, as he would be called later on) rises from small-time criminal to singular status in the big city and is then pursued and killed.
Do not attack people with anything you have like a baton otherwise the cops may be called later on and you will wind up going to jail.
"Rip van With It," he was called later in that decade, after his work was rediscovered by a new generation, including Truman Capote (an early protégé), Andy Warhol and Robert Maplethorpe.
Coderre said another ambulance was called later to the hotel by which time Richardson's condition was worse and she was rushed to the local hospital.
This consensus orientation and methodological approach of the Delphi was called later the Conventional Delphi [17].
The callback is called later again, after the detection of the next two actions (Click P2 and Click P3) as well.
On the other hand the realm of the unconscious—Frederick Taylor, the creator of what was called later 'scientific management' was totally preoccupied with control, was an obsessive, compulsive character (Morgan 2006, 212).
If, on the other hand, the bond is called later (or never), you wind up with a yield that is much better than you bargained for, because your premium is buying you more years of high coupons.
In addition 9 physicians who did not participate in the study were called later.
After the presentation, study staff collected names and contact information of potential participants, who were called later to confirm eligibility and schedule an interview.
