Sentence examples for better call to from inspiring English sources

"One IRS agent told me, 'You send us something, you'd better call to make sure we got it,' " reports Claudia Hill, an enrolled agent in Cupertino, Calif.

The words in a novel describe - or, better, call to life - people and places in exquisite detail.

Maybe Democrats can win those arguments, but "Republicans will take your healthcare away and give tax breaks to the rich" is a much better call to arms going into 2020.

After all, the 'founding constitution' of global air transport, the Chicago Convention of 1944, starts off with the words "Whereas the future development of international civil aviation can greatly help to create and preserve friendship and understanding among the nations and peoples of this world..."... Is there a better call to action for us than that?

Since the launch of It Gets Better, calls to the Trevor Project suicide hotline have increased over 50%.

One day my friend Pete, himself an experienced financial type who really ought to know better, called to say he was buying some Priceline.com.com

When writing a decimal with a value smaller than 1 in math textbooks or on math websites, it's common practice to put a zero in front of the decimal point, to better call attention to it.

Many of us are sad that one of the greatest television shows ever, "Breaking Bad," (at least we have "Better Call Saul" to look forward to) is over.

'Better Call Saul Jonathan Banksks to star in 'Breaking Bad' prequel.

It's not that we lack quality shows today, from Better Call Saul to Power, The Crown and Fargo.

Better Call Saul returns to Netflix on 16 February, with new episodes weekly.