Sentence examples for call about how from inspiring English sources

"We want to give the public a wake-up call about how serious this problem is," Mr. Cutler said.

They then worked on a scene of Goldwyn waiting in his office for a telephone call about how the New York opening of "Hans Christian Andersen" has gone.

"Like a lot of people I was very skeptical at first," Ms. Meehl said in a phone call about how she came to make her first film.

At 6 45 a.m., the candidate's news staff conferred by conference call about how to respond, even though they had not heard Mr. Schwarzenegger's explanation for the incidents.

Earlier this year, both of his parents died, something he viewed as "a wake-up call about how fast life is going by".

Several sources familiar with a Monday call between the two leaders described the president dominating the conversation with an almost uninterrupted burst of enthusiasm, speaking for the vast majority of a 15-minute call about how amazing, how perfect things would be now.

Every day we get calls about how women find these ads offensive and manipulative".

By Tuesday evening, Mrs. Clinton's campaign staff was engaged in a flurry of telephone calls about how to react.

The men his age come up to me and tell me all about their own heart problems, about their close calls, about how lucky they've been.

Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy said yesterday that the Board of Education has been advising principals how to make judgment calls about how much information to gather themselves.

Behavioural insight has layers, and those concerned with sustainability need to make judgment calls about how deep you want or need the insight to be.