Sentence examples for call fans from inspiring English sources

What Watford's CEO might not have done is call fans 'customers' as Meire did at a tech conference aired online.

CBS, which pays a reported $10m each year to broadcast the Masters, is supposed to call fans "patrons" and be nice about the course.

"He came to us and said he wanted to call fans," including season-ticket holders, partial season-ticket holders and individual buyers.

He plays the djembe, a Senegalese drum, and he meets with others who play different African "talking drums," which call fans to Bethesda Fountain.

Irvin smacked him on the butt, exclaiming, "That's how big boys answer the call!" Fans hollered, "Grime Time!" The Raiders kicked the extra point, and went ahead, 7 3.

Or are they exploiting a passing fad which will fade when the economy recovers and high-flyers realise that safe jobs are preferable to sitting by the phone waiting for the talent agency to call?Fans of the new fashion argue that temping is the wave of the future in all rich countries, as they evolve from what Peter Drucker called a "society of organisations" into a "society of networks".

The final reason practical effects are hip again is the grubbiest: they're a piece of the swag we call "fan service".

BRAUN APOLOGIZING TO FANS The suspended Milwaukee Brewers slugger Ryan Braun is calling fans to offer apologies for using performance-enhancing drugs, the team said.

(It's called Fans of the Impossible Life; she is looking for a publisher).

Blackpool, distancing themselves from an official club Twitter account which called fans "typical arsehole wankers".

He greeted tour buses in front of his mansion and called fans to support their weight loss attempts.