Sentence examples for call to clarify from inspiring English sources
When my children grew to be school-aged, with homework in the afternoons, I was "on call" to clarify or think through their assignments with them.
Asked at a later point in the call to clarify his comment, Mr. Wolfson said that news accounts at the time made clear that the area in which she was landing was "a potential combat zone and was hazardous".
Yet such dissent should act as a call to clarify the science involved which even those who are convinced of MDMA's dangers should surely welcome, since they seem so confident of the outcome.
They call to clarify rules and regulations, to express anxiety about the fate of their applications, or (on occasion) to vent.
Perhaps there's someone at the Mirror they can call to clarify?
These questions included: 1) How often do you write out a list of symptoms, complaints, and medications before visiting a doctor?, 2) How often do you express preferences for tests, medications, and treatments?, and 3) How often do you call to clarify information or report symptoms or side effects after a visit?
Last night the government faced calls to clarify precisely its relationship with Pakistan's intelligence agencies, which are known to routinely use torture.
A few days later, Scott Stripling, her campaign manager, called to clarify by saying she had "no recollection" of sending such an e-mail message.
Mr. Bush's foreign policy adviser, Condoleeza Rice, and his policy aide, Josh Bolten, did not return calls to clarify Mr. Bush's position.
At Aetna, growing numbers of expatriate executives have been calling to clarify whether the company covers them if they contract SARS or suffer injuries in terrorist attacks.
