Sentence examples for called to fix from inspiring English sources
Earlier that month, before he was killed, the Ocean Village maintenance worker said he had been called to fix Mr. Devon's door.
The other bishop who has been called to fix two dioceses is Sean O'Malley, a Capuchin friar, who was dispatched last September to Palm Beach.
Analysts said the delay in flight testing, called to fix stresses where the plane's wings met the body, could push back delivery dates.
In early 2004, according to the transit agency, workers were called to fix the vending machines about 800 times a day — although some of those calls were for the same machines.
ROME — "If a man were called to fix the period in the history of the world during which the condition of the human race was most happy and prosperous, he would without hesitation, name that which elapsed from the death of Domitian to the accession of Commodus," Edward Gibbon wrote in "Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire".
An extraordinary session of the French Parliament has been called to fix the new value of the franc, the gold content of which is reduced from the former gold content of 65.5 milligrams set on June 25 , 1928 to range between 49 and 43 milligrams gold, 900 thousandths fine.
Microsoft isn't calling to fix your computer.
I had the same wish, so I'm calling to fix an appointment.
And since no one is in charge of everything, calls to fix everything have the potential to lead nowhere -- because everyone assumes someone else should get it all done.
WASHINGTON -- Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del). is heeding President Barack Obama's election night call to "fix" the problems voters faced at the polls this year, by introducing legislation that would reward states for election reform.
Most of us spend our childhoods learning repeatedly that when something bad happens — falling out of a tree, being bullied at school, getting wet-willied by a sibling — the person you call to fix it is Mom.
