Sentence examples for called the offices from inspiring English sources

After the plane hit the south tower, her husband called the offices before she arrived.

After nine days of confinement, Ms. Wu stole back her cellphone and revealed the hotel's address to her son, who called the offices of The New York Times.

Von Bismarck and Wu called the offices of Dandong Maisafu, again posing as commodities traders, and met with Chunshou Zhuo, a garrulous, potbellied man in his late fifties, who wore a plaid shirt, jeans, and a trucker's cap.

To test his implication that people should shop by cost, I called the offices of three doctors in my small town (without identifying myself) and asked the cost of a routine physical exam.

The New Yorker, July 6, 1957 P. 21 A lady called the offices of the National Research Council in Washington and said she wanted to talk to somebody about willing her body to science.

By R. Miller and John McCarten The New Yorker, July 6 , 1957P. 21 A lady called the offices of the National Research Council in Washington and said she wanted to talk to somebody about willing her body to science.

R.D. Heldenfels from The Sunday Gazette called the office scene "poignant".

I called the office and asked what's wrong.

When you called the office, Bob took the call.

For fun, we called the office The Bureau".

Jimmy hardly called the office at all anymore.