Sentence examples for called to take from inspiring English sources

A body is pulled from the water and Mads is called to take a look.

By 28 September he was so ill that an ambulance was called to take him back.

"I no longer imagine the transporter being called to take her to the morgue after we left the ICU.

They had threatened that social services would be called to take away her child after the birth.

An ambulance was called to take the unconscious Mr. Reeb to Birmingham, but the ambulance blew a tire outside Selma.

When there are openings, the applicants are then called to take the physical test, based on their scores on the written exam.

"They call to take my order and we chat.

As for himself, Mr Speight has previously declined his supporters' call to take a job in the new government.

But as Nepalese authorities face calls to take further action, proposals to remedy Everest's congestion have sharply divided climbers.

This call-screening capability enables me to decide which calls to take, plus it allows me to mentally prepare for the call.

RT advertising for the documentary featured Occupy movement calls to "take back" the government".