Sentence examples for before taking the call from inspiring English sources

"Three," he added, before taking the call.

In the event that it does ring, excuse yourself from the table — don't explain why, just a simple 'excuse me' — and leave the dining room before taking the call".

The 35-year-old sleeps with a glass of water by her bed and gargles before taking the call to make sure it doesn't sound as if she's just woken up.

He has since worked for the Football Association, assisting England manager Hodgson on his scouting team ahead of this summer's World Cup, before taking the call from Serrell that returned him to management.

Take for instance the prototypical example of taking a phone call while working on a paper: if you had a sentence in mind before taking the call, you will almost certainly have forgotten about it after the call.

Although patients in this study expressed their acceptance of HCWs attending to phone calls during the consultation, it would be a polite gesture for the HCW to apologize before taking the call and to give a quick explanation of the origin of the call before resuming the consultation.

The Queen woke to find the man there and talked calmly to him for several minutes before taking the opportunity to call a footman when the man asked for a cigarette.

In the recording, Russell explains that he doesn't want to hurt anyone, but rambles on about doing "barrel rolls," "sweet nothings," learning to fly from "video games," getting possible prison time or a job as a pilot for the stunt, seeing the orca that had been carrying her dead calf around, and hoping to glean a "moment of serenity" before taking the plane "nose down" to "call it a night".

And unlike Mr. Perry, he'd actually be leaving a job — retiring, if you want to call it that — before taking the new one.

Think again about where you are, just like you did before you took the call.

For the next 20 minutes, dispatchers reached out to four different ambulance companies before one finally took the call.