Sentence examples for big call from from inspiring English sources

It was a big call from Lancaster but it set the tone.

Lee, a man with a goal roughly every nine games in the Korea second division was a big call from Stielike and one that he copped flak for.

It was a big call from Peter Moores, the coach, and Eoin Morgan, his new captain, to go for Bell ahead of the more explosive Alex Hales, in what will be England's seventh opening partnership in ODIs over the past year.

That's when he got the big call from Facebook.

The big call from Pellegrini was dropping Kompany to the bench - however, plenty of attention was focused on Bony as he got his chance to partner Sergio Aguero in City's attack.

Over the years, they note, the agencies have missed a lot of big calls, from failing to sound the alarm on New York's debt crisis in the mid-1970's, to the bankruptcy of Orange County, Calif., 20 years later to the rot at Enron.

8 27 P.M. E.T.: A big call just in from the Associated Press, though I haven't seen any of the networks make it yet: the A.P. is projecting that Democrat Chris Murphy beat Republican Linda McMahon, of W.W.E.

That ambition to host big, global events extends to the Super Bowl, too, with Maslin clear that Wembley could host the event if the "big call" to move it from the US for the first time were ever made.

The home side went back into the lead when Allwood finished off a neat backline move and then benefited from a big call by the bunker.

Surrey cricket manager Chris Adams said: "It was a big call and it looked pretty innocuous from the sidelines.

Some excerpts: – On MySpace, Facebook and the internet: “We got a big wake-up call from Facebook last year.