Sentence examples for being called up at from inspiring English sources

Low point: "Being called up at short notice in 1969 to conduct the BBC Northern orchestra.

With Wilkinson absent, only two fly-halves - Ireland's Jonny Sexton and England's Owen Farrell - are part of the touring party, but Rowntree did not rule out the possibility of the 2003 World Cup winner being called up at a later date.

Just prior to the departure of the Endurance Worsley approached the authorities and was advised that RNR personnel were not being called up at the time.

He could have been called up at any time".

A few dozen people were called up at a time.

In 1918, he wrote a story, "Compulsion," about an Austrian artist who has been living in Switzerland but knows that he can be called up at any time.

Tall, bookish and little known outside college hockey, Dryden was called up at the end of the regular season two years after graduating from Cornell.

Asked if he believed he would be called up at some point, as Phillips does, Agbayani said he was not convinced.

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After attending King's Lynn grammar school, Hassell was called up at the age of 18 and served in the Royal Navy for four years.

My mother's father was called up at 40 (yes, 40) and drove a tank transporter in the 8th Army in the Middle East.