Sentence examples for call about what from inspiring English sources

"You make the best substantive call about what you think the right thing is to do," one senior official said during the Monday briefing.

In the middle of the 2000 Senate race, Hillary Rodham Clinton's advisers found themselves on a conference call about what seemed a small-bore subject: campaign signs.

On the other hand, elected officials make a call about what they think is in the interests of their constituents".

This may sound disingenuous (mostly because it is) but you could try a note that has two themes: Thanks for thinking of me, and would you consider an informal, off-the-record phone call about what went awry here?

Facebook says people should simply report offensive imagery and it will make the call about what to do with it.

Viacom had hinted about its plans in streaming before, but it shared a few more details on the call about what the service will include.

Those were calls about what she was doing, or trying to do," Fuisz explained.

This sort of life involves a fascinating series of judgment calls about what aspects of secularism can safely be included in a covenantal life.

By virtue of the volume of calls we have received, we have developed keen radar for determining who is calling about what.

Other gun blogs had picked up Yewman's post to mock it or insult it, with many commenters suggesting that the police in her hometown be called about what she was doing.

"It's like basketball, where you make place calls about what you're going to try to do, 'we're going to sweep right', or 'we'll come through this entrance'; it all happens really fast.