Sentence examples for called on customers from inspiring English sources

Amazon Anonymous, which describes itself as a group of former Amazon customers who are "angry at the company's treatment of its workforce and its alleged tax avoidance", called on customers last Christmas to "take the Amazon Free Challenge" and buy their Christmas presents elsewhere.

Demanding more money per mile and a reduction in Uber's commission, they called on customers not to cross the "digital picket line" and not open the app.

I call on customers in several countries and advise the engineers in Korea on product design.

To stay plugged in and know better what the sales job now entails, I sometimes join our sales representatives when they call on customers, who are often physicians.

After several weeks of having its bankers and sales people call on customers and potential customers, Mr. Shapiro said, "the merger has come together extraordinarily well".

Last year he spent a lot of time calling on customers and prospects, meeting with roughly 3,000 chief information officers worldwide (mainly through roundtables) and is on track to exceed that number this year.

It will take five to ten years for Microsoft to make the shift to Web computing, even though Ozzie is already calling on customers and developers to get busy with it.

Hired men, with sailors caps, to call on customers and say they were stewards on ships.

11 February Good news from BT, it's upping the battle against nuisance calls and is calling on customers to join the fight.

My job has been to run the business, to focus on growing our market share, to putting in the right levels of accountability for results, to call on customers.

"I'm calling on customers to join us in protest: don't give your money to Amazon this holiday season - that's the best way we can drive change," said Varghese.