Sentence examples for call taken from inspiring English sources
Monty Panesar has made the hardest call, taken the boldest step.
On "This Is Country Music," the songs turn on small moments: a glance between lovers, a father brushing his young son's teeth, a cellphone call taken by a man caught in rush hour traffic.
So who could get a call taken by Cruz, the Ivy League-educated Texas congressman who has become the face of the G.O.P.'s decision to use the threat of a government shutdown to try to defund Obamacare?
Last week he did not return a call taken by a woman at his Brooklyn home, and people answering further calls to the residence hung up when a reporter identified himself.
John O Machin Leeds Your leader and analysis of Gordon Brown's woes omits to mention the savage Tory character assassinations.Every time Brown's name is mentioned by David Cameron or members of the shadow cabinet, he is badmouthed and accused of being a ditherer, a call taken up willingly by the Tory media.
The call taken by the TSR ensures that the customer is being taken care of and satisfied that his/her issue is being resolved up to and until the customer ends the call.
A chance call took him to San Diego.
Mr. Farrell denied that such a call took place.
That call took some time to arrange, he said, because "secure sets" were needed.
It makes the call take longer.
