Sentence examples for call headquarters from inspiring English sources

If you miss an event, call headquarters and we'll try to sort something out.

While the captain went to call headquarters, an officer came over and said he wrote poetry too.

Those wishing to attend are requested to call headquarters at (203) 426-9046 and leave their name.

"If that's unsatisfactory, call headquarters and ask to speak to the secretary of whoever is in charge," he said.

Remembering that a Vice-President's children did not normally receive Secret Service protection, he asked Lady Bird where the Johnson daughters were (Lynda Bird was at the University of Texas, Lucy at her high school, in Washington), and told one of the agents to call headquarters, have guards assigned to them immediately, and then get back to the cubicle as fast as possible.

On the book's last page, the sixteen-year-old addict, strung out inside the filthy shooting gallery that Carroll and his friends call Headquarters, gets up to go to the bathroom: "Nice June day out today, lots of people probably graduating.

There was also a well-known restaurant in Lower Manhattan called Headquarters.

They called headquarters to see if there were any warrants for his arrest.

In "No K-Rations Here" (F.Y.I., July 17), there was a question about a gentleman who worked in a restaurant called Headquarters in the 1960's.

As his vehicle bounced through Bronx neighborhoods near Long Island Sound, Mr. Stern repeatedly called headquarters to report graffiti, as he does roughly twice a day.

Stumbling onto a new Soviet built radar installation on the Gulf of Suez coast, Israeli com mandos called headquarters for freight‐carrying helicopters, trac torized equipment and acetylene torches.