Sentence examples for call up with from inspiring English sources

Some people call up with deliberately difficult questions.

It tends to be the younger generation who call up with the silly stuff.

Call centre staff have the autonomy to despatch a new product on the day that customer call up with a complaint and can send a bunch of flowers without seeking a supervisor's approval.

The listings, which City bankers can call up with the code "POSH", also include BU11 ESH for £15,000 and CA11 PUT – a reference to trading options – for £25,000.

But officials in Mosul, short on manpower, apparently hope the psychological force of the broadcasts will help undermine the insurgency, making its fighters appear weak and encouraging citizens to call up with their reactions or information about those still at large.

It should reload with Assistant built in, which you can call up with a long home button press.

In late April last year Mejia was called up with the National Guard.

"There was a thing called Up With People in the '70s or '80s.

"Of course, people are calling up with concerns," said James Arey, a Pan American spokesman.

One evening Times calls up with the news of the bracelet.

"Parents of Pittsburgh Public School students are not getting called up with messages saying: 'It's Trekkie day.