Sentence examples for call because it from inspiring English sources

According to a statement released Friday by the Jonesboro Police Department, Chavis was a passenger in a "suspicious vehicle" mentioned in a 911 call because it was "observed driving down the street with its lights off" at 9 50 p.m. Three people were in the vehicle: the driver, Carter and another passenger.

This will be a tough call, because it will mean offending people.

"For a 20-year-old to make that call, because it was his call, that's instincts taking over".

"That was a wake-up call because it highlighted what could happen to us," said Sue Mossman, executive director of Pasadena Heritage, a preservation group.

When she alerted them to her elevated temperature, Cafferkey was unable to contact the infectious disease expert on call because it had the wrong number.

If you did screw up, or if you declined a call (because it was midnight and you were "sick" or drunk or just not there), you would land on the crew-caller's bad side and he wouldn't call you again.

This so-called "surveyed unemployment rate" (so called because it is based on household survey data) is found to be 5.2% (Yang and Gu, 2010).

Thalassemia (Greek: "sea blood") is so called because it was first discovered among peoples around the Mediterranean Sea, among whom its incidence is high.

The campaign is called "Because It's The Cup".

The paper dosa is so called because it is as thin as a sheet of paper.

The endoderm is so called because it is the innermost of the three germ layers.