Sentence examples for callback from from inspiring English sources

But I never got a callback from any of them.

More than a year later, Mr. Jewell, 44, is working three part-time jobs as he waits for a callback from Delta.

Sekzer checked in with the desk officer, who was still waiting for a callback from Police Headquarters about whether off-duty cops were going to be activated.

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"We were told that William's condition was non-urgent, we didn't require any emergency treatment and we would have a six-hour callback from an out-of-hours doctor.

When Rudd began a take by saying, "This dinner isn't what you think it is," Carell replied, "I know: it's lobster" — a callback from earlier, when he'd identified the main course as shrimp.

Bachelor's degrees from selective public institutions are relatively more likely to receive callbacks from employers posting higher-salaried jobs, suggesting that employers value both college quality and the likelihood of a successful match when contacting job applicants.

The Parks season six finale involved a giant festival in tribute to all the callbacks from the show: the 90s rock band Letters to Cleo played after Ben wore their T-shirt once; a throwaway mention to Donna's cousin being the R&B singer Ginuwine meant that he took the stage to perform Pony; and there was a tribute to Li'l Sebastian, the town's celebrity mini-horse.

A new study finds French job applicants with foreign-sounding names are much less likely to get callbacks from recruiters.

Many people now seek name changes – whether official or simply nicknames – as a ticket to more callbacks from potential employers and better treatment by colleagues.

Twenty-five percent of black candidates received callbacks from their whitened resumes, while only 10% got calls when they left ethnic details intact.