Sentence examples for call will go from inspiring English sources
If it ever goes to sleep, your iPad's "call" will go unanswered.
That call will go out to voters identified as being supportive of Mr. Huntsman, many of whom live along the coast here.
In case of an emergency always call 911; the call will go to either YPD or NHPD depending on your location.
In a final teaser, however, we are told that he is currently trying to plug it back in, although I suspect that, with Rochefort felled by a double hernia, the call will go out for a fresh Quixote.
"I think the first call will go to Ariel Sharon," the hard-line right-wing Foreign Minister, "and I would not be surprised if he will be Israel's next Foreign Minister, too," said Akiva Eldar, a political columnist for the newspaper Haaretz.
The call will go through Silent Circle's servers in Canada, before hopping onto the public telephone switch gateway.
Its basic broadband is going up by £30 a year; landline calls will go up by about 8%.
Tomorrow the Burnage Academy's Card Cogs – as their development is called – will go on sale in the Design Museum shop for the first time.
"We expect a steady transition to Internet calling so that by 2010, nearly all calls will go over the Internet," said Tom Evslin, chief executive of ITXC, a company in Princeton, N.J., that is a leading carrier of Internet calls.
Even weekly calls will go to voice mail, and your "How are you???" text will be answered two days later with the word "good". You will wonder how they could forget about you so easily.
