Sentence examples for call to work through from inspiring English sources
Markowitz had barely slept in two nights, and commended her large and hard-working complement of staff members, 70 of whom had answered the call to work through the storm.
But, he added, he was sympathetic to those who made the call, and wanted to work through the options with Britain's allies.
If there are fundamental, major changes (such as ownership percentage), then you may need to call another meeting to work through the disagreements and hammer out a new draft.
Only 13% of bookings are done via computer systems, and hoteliers say even most of those are followed up with personal phone calls and emails to work through the details, be it what should be stocked in the bar or the client's preferred type of flowers, what type of fresh fruit should be in the welcome basket, and making sure the view is of Central Park instead of the parking lot.
While #MeToo leans toward the punitive, shunning "bad men"—as perhaps it should the camp called guys out on their shit but also called them back in to work through it.
I called up Robin DiAngelo to work through this.
The Holy See has repeatedly complained about American unilateralism and called on Mr. Bush to work through the United Nations.
The local branch of the EIS unanimously backed a motion calling for more time to work through its concerns.
When Richard has his possible heart attack on the opening pages, he calls the hospital and has to work through all the options over the phone: "Which of the following adjectives best describes your pain...".
Jonathan Winer, the American special envoy for Libya, said on his Twitter account that the airstrikes on Monday reinforced "our call for all parties in Libya to work through the GNA" referring to the Government of National Accord, the official title for unity government.
