Sentence examples for call to take from inspiring English sources

"They call to take my order and we chat.

If that's not a wake-up call to take this seriously, I don't know what is".

The phone call to take over the Benaki came in 1973.

A Worldly Spirituality: The Call to Take Care of the Earth.

People should also heed the mayor's call to take public transportation, including new ferry service.

The intention is "a call to take action to reconsider and contribute to this great land's economic progress," he said.

As for himself, Mr Speight has previously declined his supporters' call to take a job in the new government.

[C5.] A Call to Take to the Skies Madison Avenue has started a spate of campaigns for airline clients.

It even makes a play for supporters of Howard Dean of Vermont with its call to "take our country back".

The driver dropped them off and then waited outside for the call to take Ms. Clarkson home.

Those words, in their myriad variations, are a call to take up arms -- or at least a magnifying glass.