Sentence examples for call up papers from inspiring English sources
As the legal adviser to many seruvniks - and someone who was incarcerated for three weeks for refusing to serve in the Hebron area a few years ago - I have had the privilege of escorting many of my fellow signatories from receipt of their call up papers, through the trial and, finally, visiting them in prison.
I originally applied for service with the British Navy but my call up papers told me to report to the Royal artillery depot in Yeovil in Somerset to join the 1st Searchlight Regiment.
Since we can now call up papers relevant to a specific topic with a simple search, the habit of popping down to the library to flip through the table of contents of all the week's new journals is being lost, and with it, the chance to be drawn into reading an absorbing study in a different field.
A baby is then shown playing with a toy tank before a man seen receiving his call up papers, having his head shaved by a barber then leaving on a steam train as people outside wave goodbye.
He trained and worked as a butcher during the early years of the Second World War, until he received his call up papers in February 1942 at the age of 19.
3/6 Call up papers are delivered throughout the village, and soldiers requisition Big Molly.
I said 'Yes.' Then they said, 'Go home to Coventry, you'll get your calling up papers.' I know this date exactly because recently, I went to the archives in Hull to look up the Victoria Children's Hospital which doesn't exist any more, and I found that the Victoria Children's Hospital had been started by the Trade Unionists and that in Sept 1942, Miss Ivy Nicholls resigned.
It was his call-up papers.
I was 17 and waiting to get my call-up papers to do my national service.
