Sentence examples for called in time from inspiring English sources

Beginning late last year, these bankers and lawyers have been called in time and again to devise solutions for some of the nation's most troubled financial firms.

I'd be called in time and again to No 10 for a meeting, and we'd all know that his meant further changes".

Most disputes focus on whether the hotel told the guest the rules, whether the guest was given a phone number to call to cancel, whether the guest called in time and whether the guest was given a cancellation number.

While some popular yoga styles -- ashtanga, anusara, kundalini -- emphasize the meditative and spiritual dimensions, others, including Bikram, are more deeply rooted in the physical practice and its ability to deliver what Christy Turlington famously called, in Time magazine in 2001, a perfect "yoga butt".

This initial attack cut all the communications to and from the post, and a Pakistan Air Force air support could not be called in time to counter the attack.

The loya jirga has been called in times of national crisis in Afghanistan for centuries.

Extraordinary sejms could be called in times of national emergency, for example a sejm deciding whether to call pospolite ruszenie (a general call to arms) in response to an invasion.

It serves everywhere to extend the kinship structure and provide "spiritual" kin on which one can call in times of need.

However, these households were the most desolate on the continuum because of their overall poor financial, emotional, and physical state, as well as fragile social environments with few or no social connections on which to call in times of need.

Subjects maintained a regular 8-h sleep and 16-h wake schedule while living at home for three weeks prior to study, as verified by sleep log, call-in times, and wrist actigraphy (Actiwatch, Minimitter, Bend, OR).

Authorities deemed it a false alarm, and no threat was called in this time.