Sentence examples for call insurance from inspiring English sources

Why can't Lisbeth, if her old laptop is broken, claim a new one, using a quaint process that the rest of us call "insurance," and thus save herself the bother of being tortured?

With Mansfield continuing to lose £10,000 a week, Saunders cast around for a buyer with more means to dig Mansfield out, so in September he sold the club to Radford, who runs the Doncaster-based One Call insurance group.

The change sees the ground named after Stags chairman and owner John Radford's business One Call Insurance.

Radford confirmed that his continued financial support of the Stags will now come from his personal wealth and not his company One Call insurance.

Then call insurance agent back.

Many pharmacists taking part in the USC initiative — funded by a $12-million 12-million federalso call insurance companies and drugrantufalsorers to make sure patients callget needed medinsurance

I called insurance agencies and mitigation teams.

Instead, it's just called insurance by the golf and country clubs that offer it.

If it were called insurance, it would be regulated, he and other experts said.

The additional paperwork, electronic documentation, phone calls, insurance forms and quality assurance measures are all expected to be subsumed into the same workday.

Incidentally, there is a system of sharing that covers contingencies like your son's; it's called insurance, and he might want to invest in some.