Sentence examples for call right away from inspiring English sources
"Lord, no; you'd call right away," Dr. Kirby said.
Including 911 in the numeric message means that Maura should call right away; 811 is less important, and 711 is "call whenever," Maura said.
She suggests that the rich should tithe their incomes and their campaign contributions, with the money to go to private non-profit outfits helping the poor, and she provides a list of associations for readers to call right away, while they feel fired up.Mr Rauch is less sanguine.
If you don't call right away, you don't get the load," he says.
"I didn't call right away, I knew lots of people needed it worse than I did," Mayor Cobb told VICE.
After the date, don't text or call right away.
"Her story is viewed as credible, particularly because of the timing -- she calls right away," an official said.
They exchanged numbers, but Mr. Parker said he did not want to seem overeager by calling right away.
Alternatively, Skype allows users to sign up instantly and start calling right away, as long as they have computers that can connect to the Internet.
"Frankly, I had not seen the movie," said Margarita Araiza of the Webb County Heritage Foundation, "but once we put that up on the Web site, people started calling right away.
