Sentence examples for be called when a from inspiring English sources

So which of the two departments should be called when a sign is blocked?

Unlike large corporations, small companies cannot afford in-house help desks that can be called when a PC behaves badly or crashes.

Then I thought: "apparently my role has not been understood properly these last few weeks, if I am the first person to be called when a patient is critical".

If not, ask to be called when a litter is available.

As part of the coalition arrangement, they agreed that a by-election could be called when an MP was jailed for a year or more, or a committee of MPs decides a contest should go ahead following a lesser offence.

Police were called when a group calling for free education and a living wage entered buildings on the university site.

A few weeks ago, the police were called when a man with a gun came looking for one of the pupils.

He said the police had been called when a child "stole" food from the kitchen of his care home or when a teenager trashed his room.

In Haddonfield, for example, the police were called when a student came to the middle school wearing a costume with a sword.

Another rare and exciting play is the penalty shot, which is called when a stick is thrown to deflect a shot or when a player with an open path to the goal is pulled down from behind.

Police were called when a dozen protesters sat down or stood by the tills at the Tesco branch on Westminster Bridge Road, opposite the Houses of Parliament.