Sentence examples for call for instance from inspiring English sources

Few experiences can be more unsettling than disturbing a novelist at work--by an inopportune phone call, for instance, or a badly timed visit.

'Distant Call', for instance, offers empathy to a friend mired in melancholy: 'Oh let the shadows fall, and govern you no more'.

In one call, for instance, Mr. Rajaratnam tells a colleague, "I heard yesterday from somebody who's on the board of Goldman Sachs that they are going to lose $2 per share".

It was from such a phone call, for instance, that officials fine-tuned details of the Friday hit-and-run raids against a remote airstrip and a headquarters compound of Mullah Muhammad Omar, the Taliban leader.

Because there are times when leaders should make the call — for instance, when they are able to decide more quickly and more knowledgeably than others — it's important to know how to encourage them to do so.

The most obvious example comes from football, and though that's an imperfect example (the pace of that sport is more conducive to long, drawn-out contemplation over a challenged call, for instance) it proves technology is there for hockey to use and, more importantly, to shape to fit its unique needs.

He calls, for instance, for a "mass line" campaign to restore the party's traditional values and a "rectification" movement to purge it of corruption.

Ms. Holder has not bought into every alternative idea, calling, for instance, the simplicity parenting movement, which has workshops and seminars, "kind of pyramid scheme-y".

"I believe voters elect their leaders based on their experience and judgment — their ability to make hard calls, for instance, on matters of war and peace," he wrote.

At work, the president has often sided with Mr. Holder on close calls — for instance, the decision to release Bush-era memorandums asserting that interrogators for the Central Intelligence Agency could lawfully employ harsh techniques despite antitorture laws.

To help startups scale up, the commission calls, for instance, for any newly established EU company to be able to expand its operations across borders and become pan-European within a month, completing all the necessary registrations online.