Sentence examples for call to fix from inspiring English sources

Repairmen stood on call to fix any seat that suddenly gave way.

There's the reformer, answering the divine call to "fix my church" by recovering the Biblical ideals of poverty, simplicity, and love of neighbor and enemy alike.

President Bush received the blackout as a "wake-up call" to fix the grid, though he made no vow to leap at a fine opportunity now accidentally at hand.

This isn't a call to fix Social Security or mandate savings (aka "tax").

No, that statement is not a call to fix their air conditioners, much less to date them.

But no one department would make the call to fix it because that would trigger a costly delay, and no one wanted to take responsibility for that.

Even then there were calls to fix Playland.

One thing is certain: the several calls to "fix" the media at the Guardian meeting are bound to fail.

So I am suspicious of calls to "fix" science journalism and feel that setting "benchmarks" can exclude some great reporting.

Earlier that month, before he was killed, the Ocean Village maintenance worker said he had been called to fix Mr. Devon's door.

The other bishop who has been called to fix two dioceses is Sean O'Malley, a Capuchin friar, who was dispatched last September to Palm Beach.