Sentence examples for call to pass from inspiring English sources

Blair made a second telephone call to pass on the message.

The I.S.O.'s main backstop is the utilities, which call to pass on information about their systems.

"The doctors were just waiting for a phone call to pass me off as an overdose," Carey now recalls.

But Steve Munchenberg, chief executive of the Australian Bankers Associationn, rebuffed the prime minister's call to pass on the full rate cut.

Adam Jentleson, a spokesman for the Senate majority leader, Harry Reid, Democrat of Nevada, said: "We are glad Republicans have seen the light and taken up Democrats' call to pass a middle-class tax cut, just a few days after their leadership indicated they would oppose it.

Brown's most notable action in the House was a speech he made on February 4, 1875, in response to Massachusetts Representative Benjamin F. Butler's call to pass the Civil Rights Act of 1875.

"Carwash, carwash" is the volunteers' enticing call to passing drivers.

"The newcomer sat there," Adelman writes, "with his handkerchief twisted in his fingers, nervously waiting for the calls to pass".

Mr Schweikert points to his rebellion over calls to pass a farm bill amidst a drought that is hurting livestock producers.

Doing so went against Klutchmaw's express demands, and it might tie up the phone right as someone was calling to pass along kind birthday wishes.

This lack of finesse has led to calls to pass this work over to professional managers – exactly what my academic colleagues would not want.