Sentence examples for call should come from inspiring English sources

For her part, Ms. Maddow, who has been a ubiquitous presence as a political analyst on MSNBC this campaign season, said she is ready whenever the call should come.

The closer you live to your investment, the less likely these calls should come as a surprise.

Anyone unsure of exactly what to call out should come to Joe's Pub on Aug. 8, when this omnivorous Brazilian musician will play two shows.

The GX-1 also offers a voice command system for hands-free phone calls, which should come as good news for anyone who has tried (and failed) to access their phone's touchpad through a pair of heavy, wet gloves.

It is fitting that this call to action should come from a pair of infectious-disease doctors.

Mr. Smith of Nebraska seconded Gov. Burke on the ground that as the head of the ticket came from the Far East the call of it should come from the Far West.

But the widespread form called Five Wishes should come with a warning label.

It has come to this: swerving in and out of traffic to reach more or less pleasant customers in time to be available for the next call, should it come in.

Pamphlets in plastic boxes throughout the park say there is no danger, though they include numbers to call should you come across a suspicious-looking casing.

She does not yet have the raspy, Callas-like vehemence that is called for, but that should come.

But whenever the adult is called away, all children should come out of the water and away from it until the adult returns.