Sentence examples for call important from inspiring English sources
The stories on the bottom half of the front page tell of people's experiences that are occasionally interesting but not what I would call "important" news.
On Dec. 3, Christie's New York is having one of its semiregular auctions of what they call Important Watches.
What they held was representative but nothing you would call important: fly-fishing oddments, knives and knife sharpeners, a pair of very old Motorola walkie-talkies — large and heavy and stickered with faded red u-print labels: "RF Parker".
Journalists covering politics and the economy for corporate outlets are most likely committing career suicide if they call important members of the ownership class "disgusting" or accuse them of trying to "humiliate" their employees.
Send a preliminary "save the date" email and/or call important guests.
While the recordings are being called important discoveries, their creation was hardly so auspicious.
Over the long term, closing the budget deficit, which he called important, will require changing Medicare or Social Security, he said.
But field workers provide counseling, acupuncture therapy and social services to addicts who say they are ready, which Mr. Lieving called important first steps.
Romney's latest ad is a reply to ads like one produced by the Obama campaign over the summer, called "Important".
His art collection (mainly Renaissance painting and sculpture, with some nineteenth-century French painting thrown into the mix) is what is called "important".
SEC rules permit companies to disclose exclusively via conference calls important information such as details about earnings guidance that the press release may present only in broad brush.
