Sentence examples for call to answer from inspiring English sources

The reaction to what Haddon calls the play's appendix, when Christopher returns to the stage after curtain call to answer one of his maths A-level questions, is euphoric.

Hatten, who later cut short a cellphone call to answer questions on the team bus, insisted it was disappointment after St. John's lost to Boston College, 84-82, in a freewheeling Big East game.

Marla Gilliland, a senior project manager at the university who oversees the production of the psychology course and a similar class in the government department, said there were up to 30 staff members on call to answer students' questions and otherwise assist with the first class.

We'll tell you what happens on grant delivery day, whom you should call to answer your questions, and how the final decisions are made to award a grant.

At Parsley, there is always a doctor on call to answer questions about semi-urgent issues like a UTI or a sinus infection.

To keep the funds halal–"acceptable" according to Islamic law the fund managers meet quarterly with the Fiqh Council of North America, which gives them general guidelines and is on call to answer specific questions as they arise.

He just isn't called to answer.

"Guzmán was never called to answer the hard questions.

Mr. Rajoy, however, has turned down calls to answer such criticism before Parliament.

When memory is called to answer, it often answers back with deception.

But that is not the question the supreme court was called to answer.