Sentence examples for call to pay from inspiring English sources

Creditor then sells a call to pay for most (but probably not all) of the put.

They wanted an enactment of its central principle, its primary call: to pay attention.

He was a typographer, after all, and perhaps these printed exhortations from on high were nothing more than a wake-up call to pay closer attention to fonts.

This is especially unfortunate because it undermines their call to pay attention to, and be grateful for, the ordinary things around us.

Babcock International is leading the fallers in a weak market after the engineering group unveiled a hefty acquisition and a cash call to pay for it.

It's also a cry of some kind, a call to pay attention to the funny, sad, pathetic, noble, idiotic creatures that we are, to stop and smell the flowers — and the flowers are us.

named Bob Miller made calls to pay phones in Manhattan, asking how Portland might manage to look more like New York.

According to the epidemiological features of previous influenza A virus, attentions have been called to pay for the coming influenza season.

"They are creating a cost that the industry will be called to pay later," he says of companies that resist initiatives to better protect the environment.

Being an MP should be "a cause not a career" said Labour's Margaret Curran as she debated calls to pay Parliamentarians more money.

Once sacred cows, wealthy nonprofit institutions like Yale and Harvard increasingly called to pay taxes.