Sentence examples similar to by call up from inspiring English sources

Rentz began by calling up a series of photographs on a computer monitor.

Travelers with good memories can find the listings by calling up www.besttoilets.com from a home computer.

It is unfairly treating people who do the right thing by calling up to notify their insurer.

In January 1813, after the Russian disaster, Napoleon replenished his armies by calling up the class of 1814 a year early and by repeated supplementary levies.

Renault gave Nick Heidfeld's stalled Formula One career a jump start yesterday by calling up the German as a possible replacement for injured Polish driver Robert Kubica.

He amassed his collection of magazines, he explained, simply by calling up circulation departments and requesting subscriptions — which he never paid for.

To use the Tablet PC's "write into any program" feature, you begin by calling up a floating window called the Tablet Input Panel.

It may do so by calling up the debt that it owns, by blocking a restructuring proposal or by refusing to waive covenant breaches.

Parents can gain access to school assignments and communicate with teachers by calling up Learning Village, a software program donated by the I.B.M. Foundation.

By calling up Sprint's Web site, a parent can see the child's phone location on a map or listed by street address.

So Cook played his trump card, the one that had disposed of Warner at Cardiff to kickstart the second-innings decline, by calling up Moeen.