Sentence examples for call on time from inspiring English sources

"The hockey guys always get first call on time because most skaters are hockey players," said Robert Raines, a Great Neck resident and former president of the Long Island Speed Skating Club.

The 104 Crowne Plaza hotels and resorts in North America will start a "sleep program" next spring that will include new bedding, a self-diagnostic sleep questionnaire at bedside, quiet zones within the hotel, ear plugs and eye masks and even an offer of a free night's stay if the front desk fails to make the wake-up call on time.

One Devon care worker, who left the company earlier this year, told the BBC that her branch expected carers to clip visits, meant to last half an hour, to just 22 minutes: "They expect you to clip it to 22 minutes to give you an extra eight minutes to make up your travelling time to get you to the next call on time".

Clear other responsibilities and start the conference call on time.

"If I do my job, I'll be called on time after time," he said.

Today's vote made it likely that Mr. Cheney would be called on time and again the rest of the week.

He has reached every milestone he could hope for, and he will start answering his wake-up calls on time again very soon.

Its four sections are called "On Time," "On Form," "On Edge" and "On Offer and on Reflection," titles you can intone with due solemnity while stroking an imaginary beard.

Joe Doucet, a designer in New York, has recently produced a series of objects that look at time in more conceptual ways for an exhibition called On Time at Wanted Design 2012.

"Our grandmother gets all in a twitter if she doesn't get her weekly phone call right on time".

A new application called Spot On Time wants to change that.