Sentence examples for call whomever from inspiring English sources
At night, the entrants loiter at the phone booths and call whomever -- if anyone -- in England might be expecting them.
And really, if you're the alpha-consumer type who craves such a watch, surely you tote a mobile to tell the actual time — and to call whomever you're meeting to explain that you'll be late.
In other words, the Justice Department is saying it can call whomever it wants a gang, and it's none of your business.
Out of work now for two weeks, and without a guarantee that Congress will pass legislation granting her back pay, Lytle says she's been calling whomever she owes money in hopes of working out a stopgap arrangement.
Baroness Morgan of Huyton, who chairs the committee, called the report a "wake-up call" to whomever forms the next government.
To break through, you may need to leave the online world behind and make an old-fashioned direct phone call to whomever is doing the hiring.
"You can always call back whomever you need to talk to," she said.
He enjoys working abroad — his popularity is sky-high in many countries — and he likes calling up whomever he wants, whenever he wants, especially his wife.
Envision a quarterly conference call between management and whomever.
Some states in the U.S. allow agents or brokers to charge a fee for their services, discuss this with whomever you call to be aware of what fees (if any) may be charged.
